Always love ❤️ Perry King in all his Movies. Yes so down to Earth. I knew he loves his Motorcycles. I guess his baby he is talking about must of been his daughter , Louise.. What a nuce and fun interview.
I remember leaving elementary school (5th grade) with my younger brother(2nd grade) and going to watch them film the lords In park slope between 12 & 11 street on 8th ave....I remember the actors and actress really enjoying themselves !
He is my favorite star, in Flatbush... ❤❤❤❤❤.....You are just a stunning man and beautiful!!!!!Oh yes, Susan Blakely is beautiful!! Sly was a beefcake!!!!!! I just watched it twice on my phone!!!!! I loved it!!!!! Perry, you have to make a movie, or a special on The Lordsof Flatbush!!!!! Where have you been, so happy to see you!!!! Love your motorcycle, I have a 78 Yamaha 175 DT 1, dirt bike, I love to ride in the woods!!! It makes you feel free!!!!!! I am so glad to see you!!!! ❤❤❤... 👍👍👍.. 🌹🌹🌹🌹.......
I've been a fan of Mr. King's for more than 40 years, and when I learned he was Max Perkins' grandson, it was like improving upon perfection. He's just such a classy man.
This is a cool find. I have the VHS, record soundtrack and dvd of the movie. Glad to see Perry King is doing good. He has aged well. Thanks for the upload
Henry Winkler also went to Yale. Perry King would later do Miniseries like "I'll Take Manhattan" and "The Last Convertible". He also did a Series called Riptide.
The Lord's is SO accurate that is a documentary of how a whole (not small) faction ate, spoke, (non) thought and lived through the day, 1949 to early 60's. Of all the scenes, the jewelry store scene is by far the most accurate.
Hi. I watched a film called Stranger at the door, yesterday from DVD, then i googled movies where Perry King was as an actor.. And The Lords of Flatbush was there. So i wanted to see the trailer of that movie and then i saw this video of yours. Thank you! Perry King sure looks very handsome. I also watched Happy Days with Fonzie when i was much younger. So nice to see movies and many tv series via TH-cam, even if only for a few minutes.
I always thought he was fine looking! I loved him on Aspen! Hated the movie but loved Perry King! Only blonde man Ive ever thought was good looking. I usually went for tall dark & handsome. Hey, Perry, if you ever watch this, my wuestion wld be, why didnt you show up to support the fella who made Lord's of Flatbush when Sly did? That wld have made that man's day if you both showed up. Oh well, nice interview. Nice guy.
My favorite line from the movie is when "Chico" and "Jane" are, shall we say, "getting busy". And, at the end of the scene, "Jane" says: "Oh, Chico, you made a mess!"
It's been years since I've seen this film. I have a completely different take on it now. While the film never quite manages to suspend disbelief, (certain songs and musical arrangements make you very aware that it is the 1970's and not the 1950's). Even so, there are so many charming scenes and fresh youthful faces to carry you away. The films first 1/2 hour was edited very well to capture a pace that gets you interested. I think what else this film managed to capture was some of the background energy of the sexual revolution that was in full swing at the time. With all of those undertones at play, what came out was a film containing a lot of social commentary about young people's lives in the early to mid 1970's. MASH did the same thing first (albeit intentionally) by providing social commentary on the Vietnam war while it was happening, by simply telling the story from the backdrop of the Korean war conflict.
LoL I loved the movie saw it one night when I was ten years old , on tv in 1975 lol we had a gang called the lords the next day all the fifth grade kids lol
I bought the dvd years ago. . This movie still holds up. I thought Stallone got into a fight with Richard Gere. I don't think Richard Gere could have played Chico.
This is exactly what Henry Winkler should have done with the Fonz. Instead of saying the Fonz was everything he wasn't in real life and instead of never returning to the character nor an impression, he should have done exactly what Mr. King did at the beginning. Bringing the character to life makes everyone happy and there is nothing to lose. Apparently not for Winkler. You know how nuts everyone would go to see an older Fonz popping on screen with the laid back spirit and charisma? No. The guy just had to do a reverse mortgage commercial as himself instead. Unbelievable.
ZM, this video might bring a smile to your face. Since it's a Dailymotion video, I'm not sure how long it will last here. :-) If you Google "Funny or Die Happy Days" you can find it that way too. www.dailymotion.com/video/xu5jx3
I’m sorry but I have seen this movie about 10 times in my life and actually just wanted last night. I only se one red and white bike. I think it’s a 1965 Harley that came out in 1965 and what is funny is that the movie is supposed to be in 1958. 7 years before the bike you road was ever made. But never seen a chopper. But hey I could have missed it
I hope you’re joking Al??? Do you know Henry Winkler was the Fonz! And Sly Stallone was Rocky. And here’s another tidbit ray Sharkey was in the movie in the classroom, he was the star in the idol maker and the TV series wiseguy!!!
For happy days they wanted to cast stallone as fonzie but stallone turned the part down obviously so their swcond choice was winkler because they saw this movie. Obviously winkler took the role but he said he used stallones character/personality for fonzie.
He is still yummy and thoroughly likeable.. He was gorgeous in " A Different story." I could watch it over and over again. Fancy him inching Richard Gere out of a role.. Oh well LOL
More like haven't seen the movie for 35 Years, given that 1974 - 2011 = 37 . I must say though, 1974 - 1958 = 16! And so much changed in that short time, even!
Listen to me daddio… you see that girl that just walked out there? You ever show her a $1600 ring again, you know what’s going to be written on your tombstone? I was dumb enough to show Fran Malinconico a $1600 ring.
+jrb1802uk that's what i heard too, something like Gere spilled food or grease on Stallone and since Stallone was also a writer on this, had more pull, and didn't like Gere, stallone said it was either him or Gere....Years later, Gere also thought Stallone started the rumor that just won't quit, the gerbil in the ass story .
The story he tells of Richard Gere being fired is different to the one I know about,he had attitude with Stallone in the back of a car while eating lunch so they fired him on set
Perry King best film was Mandingo loved it a classic yes you can't do movies like that anymore 🤣🤣 that's why it's a classic me and Quintin Tarantino give it a five thumbs up.👍👍👍👍👍
Cool interview. It's a shame that they didn't have a little more money for the film. The lighting is really bad in a few shots. The music drowns at the dialog. It feels like there's a few scenes missing that would have connected the movie better. Don't get me wrong I enjoy the movie.
he goes from playing a Greaser to playing a music Teacher in class of 1984 he should of been peter stegman in class of 1984 its more his part Timothy van patten wosen't tough enough
It's not fair; men get b etter looking with age. But, then again, I always thought Perry King was hot. He's not exactly telling the truth about how he got the part. Sly and Richard Gere couldn't stand each other, so they recast Gere's part, picking Sly over Gere. Both ended up well, I have to say. I don't know where Perry was in the mix at the beginning, but the whole script was set for Sly and Gere..www.theshiznit.co.uk/feature/in-pictures-why-sly-stallone-and-richard-gere-dont-get-on.php
I wouldn't say they get 'better' looking, but some men age better than others. Some, like Matthew Perry and Brendan Fraser, let themselves go and look older than their years. Then you've got guys like Pitt and Cruise who have aged great. But I would agree that most men age better than women.
TheJoseph5117 this wasn't the greatest movie, but for a $50,000.00 budget, it did make a profit. I liked the motorcycle and the songs the best. the story really didn't have a plot.
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I can't believe how good-looking he is after all these years. He sure has aged well.
Chad Everett was ridiculously handsome in his 70s too.
@@DianeWilliamsCurvyGoddess So was Bill Frawley.
@@gargantuaism lol
A great man of stage and film who is humble and classy.
I love Chico, he's my favorite! Perry King is one of my favorite actors, he's so beautiful!!
what a upbeat great guy, true gentleman.
Great movie!... great guy!
Always love ❤️ Perry King in all his Movies. Yes so down to Earth. I knew he loves his Motorcycles. I guess his baby he is talking about must of been his daughter , Louise.. What a nuce and fun interview.
Wow Perry.. A... Mazing
What a gorgeous man. Happy people age well.
I remember leaving elementary school (5th grade) with my younger brother(2nd grade) and going to watch them film the lords In park slope between 12 & 11 street on 8th ave....I remember the actors and actress really enjoying themselves !
Charming guy....I also really love the stories that went on behind the scenes that actors tell!
Excellent interview with a terrific actor about one of my favorite movies. Thanks for sharing.
He is my favorite star, in Flatbush... ❤❤❤❤❤.....You are just a stunning man and beautiful!!!!!Oh yes, Susan Blakely is beautiful!! Sly was a beefcake!!!!!! I just watched it twice on my phone!!!!! I loved it!!!!! Perry, you have to make a movie, or a special on The Lordsof Flatbush!!!!! Where have you been, so happy to see you!!!! Love your motorcycle, I have a 78 Yamaha 175 DT 1, dirt bike, I love to ride in the woods!!! It makes you feel free!!!!!! I am so glad to see you!!!! ❤❤❤... 👍👍👍.. 🌹🌹🌹🌹.......
Grew up just east of Flatbush on Pennsylvania and Blake. This movie reminds me of home.
I remember Perry King from the 1976 miniseries "Captains & the Kings" which is still my favorite miniseries.
Never heard of it, I was 10 in 76 but I will have to look for it now
I had the great pleasure to have acted with Perry on the TV movie Helen and Teacher. Played his best man!!
He must have been so cool. He was my sister, who took her Lifes favorite actor. I helped her with her scrapbook about him
He's beautiful
he aged well.
Very well 😍😊💖
Money helps plenty!
I've been a fan of Mr. King's for more than 40 years, and when I learned he was Max Perkins' grandson, it was like improving upon perfection. He's just such a classy man.
Great interview...great movie!
Chico aka perry king is one of my favorite greaser ever and will always be
This is a cool find. I have the VHS, record soundtrack and dvd of the movie. Glad to see Perry King is doing good. He has aged well. Thanks for the upload
I pointed out to my friends as we where watching the movie that He was on different bikes.
Perry King ♥️
Cute man, gorgeous young man. I had a crush on him as a kid.
Me too 💞
He was cool and awesome.
"Stanley I love U. BUY ME THAT RING!!".
We love you Mr King
Love ❤ Perry King such a loveky man and a true Gentleman indeed ❤
Hey was good in Mandingo...
Perry King proving once again, motorcycles help keep you looking young and being happy!!!
He did a better job in that movie 🍿 than Richard Gere would have.
One of my favorite movies
A cool cult film from the 70s that I always have to watch.
He was always a good looking guy and he aged well.
Henry Winkler also went to Yale. Perry King would later do Miniseries like "I'll Take Manhattan" and "The Last Convertible". He also did a Series called Riptide.
Imma have to check out his other work. I enjoyed this film.
The Lord's is SO accurate that is a documentary of how a whole (not small) faction ate, spoke, (non) thought and lived through the day, 1949 to early 60's. Of all the scenes, the jewelry store scene is by far the most accurate.
Hi. I watched a film called Stranger at the door, yesterday from DVD, then i googled movies where Perry King was as an actor.. And The Lords of Flatbush was there. So i wanted to see the trailer of that movie and then i saw this video of yours. Thank you!
Perry King sure looks very handsome.
I also watched Happy Days with Fonzie when i was much younger.
So nice to see movies and many tv series via TH-cam, even if only for a few minutes.
I love me some Perry King
Was great movie , saw it when I was ten and still watch it and I a lot older then 10 lol
Used to live in some of the places where they made the film.
I always thought he was fine looking! I loved him on Aspen! Hated the movie but loved Perry King! Only blonde man Ive ever thought was good looking. I usually went for tall dark & handsome. Hey, Perry, if you ever watch this, my wuestion wld be, why didnt you show up to support the fella who made Lord's of Flatbush when Sly did? That wld have made that man's day if you both showed up. Oh well, nice interview. Nice guy.
Awesome interview. The Lords of Flatbush is one of my favorites. Thanks for the upload!
Tremendo actor me encanta el suspenso y todas sus pelis
JANE: "What color are my eyes?"
CHICO: "(LONG PAUSE WHILE HE LIGHTS HIS CIGARETTE)..........Purple!"
Perry King looked so handsome in the movie, The Cracker Factory. It's so sad his co- star Natalie Wood is no longer with us. RIP
Great movie!
The great Man!
Thank you for sharing this great clip!
The movie was super!
So true, great comment
Oh I'd liked get married Perry King he is still handsome
Never understood why he never became a mega star like Sly/Winkler
thumbs up if you loved him as Jack's "daddy" on Will and Grace (season two, 1999)
Class of 1984 was the best
That was great!! Thanks for posting
I love his Harrison Ford impersonations for the Star Wars Radio Drama's.
Great interview
Love him as Chico!!!
Luv my chico ,memories 4ever i was about 12 or 13 sighhhhhh ❤️ 😍
My favorite line from the movie is when "Chico" and "Jane" are, shall we say, "getting busy". And, at the end of the scene, "Jane" says:
"Oh, Chico, you made a mess!"
It's been years since I've seen this film. I have a completely different take on it now.
While the film never quite manages to suspend disbelief, (certain songs and musical arrangements make you very aware that it is the 1970's and not the 1950's).
Even so, there are so many charming scenes and fresh youthful faces to carry you away.
The films first 1/2 hour was edited very well to capture a pace that gets you interested.
I think what else this film managed to capture was some of the background energy of the sexual revolution that was in full swing at the time.
With all of those undertones at play, what came out was a film containing a lot of social commentary about young people's lives in the early to mid 1970's.
MASH did the same thing first (albeit intentionally) by providing social commentary on the Vietnam war while it was happening, by simply telling the story from the backdrop of the Korean war conflict.
LoL I loved the movie saw it one night when I was ten years old , on tv in 1975 lol we had a gang called the lords the next day all the fifth grade kids lol
Why is no one mentioning his work in Mandingo? I think he held his own next to James Mason!
And so is John Milner off of American graffiti he’s another one of my favorite greaser characters
Cool stories!
Gere was fired because Stallone kicked his ass 😂😎
They spared no expense on the budget!!!!!
saw him with Susan Blakely in The perfect Neighbor last night
Always loved that flick
I bought the dvd years ago. . This movie still holds up. I thought Stallone got into a fight with Richard Gere. I don't think Richard Gere could have played Chico.
idk? he played a pretty good smart ass thug in Looking for Mr Goodbar.
He played a pretty good 'seedy' lowlife criminal type in Breathless (one of my fav movies, cheesy but wonderful)
Seems like a pretty cool guy, someone you could hang out with.
♥ I want a Mr like him 😍
Chico rode a Harley
What year did he graduate from Yale? He was great in the movies and on TV.
This is exactly what Henry Winkler should have done with the Fonz. Instead of saying the Fonz was everything he wasn't in real life and instead of never returning to the character nor an impression, he should have done exactly what Mr. King did at the beginning. Bringing the character to life makes everyone happy and there is nothing to lose. Apparently not for Winkler. You know how nuts everyone would go to see an older Fonz popping on screen with the laid back spirit and charisma? No. The guy just had to do a reverse mortgage commercial as himself instead. Unbelievable.
ZM, this video might bring a smile to your face. Since it's a Dailymotion video, I'm not sure how long it will last here. :-) If you Google "Funny or Die Happy Days" you can find it that way too.
www.dailymotion.com/video/xu5jx3
Seems like a cool dude
I’m sorry but I have seen this movie about 10 times in my life and actually just wanted last night. I only se one red and white bike. I think it’s a 1965 Harley that came out in 1965 and what is funny is that the movie is supposed to be in 1958. 7 years before the bike you road was ever made. But never seen a chopper. But hey I could have missed it
King went on to play Fonzie on the show, "Happy Days". Stallone starred in, "Stop or My Mama Will Shoot".
I hope you’re joking Al??? Do you know Henry Winkler was the Fonz! And Sly Stallone was Rocky. And here’s another tidbit ray Sharkey was in the movie in the classroom, he was the star in the idol maker and the TV series wiseguy!!!
@@atonyrome Oh, you're thinking of Ted Danson. A lot of people make that mistake.
Thanks!,
For happy days they wanted to cast stallone as fonzie but stallone turned the part down obviously so their swcond choice was winkler because they saw this movie. Obviously winkler took the role but he said he used stallones character/personality for fonzie.
He's still pretty hot!
I am from the tribe school, Hi jack
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“Your gonna be a a memory Chico, a memory!”
He is still yummy and thoroughly likeable.. He was gorgeous in " A Different story." I could watch it over and over again. Fancy him inching Richard Gere out of a role.. Oh well LOL
More like haven't seen the movie for 35 Years, given that 1974 - 2011 = 37 . I must say though, 1974 - 1958 = 16! And so much changed in that short time, even!
Chico was captain cool . Perry king is still a stud IMO...And no way I am not GAY
Listen to me daddio… you see that girl that just walked out there? You ever show her a $1600 ring again, you know what’s going to be written on your tombstone? I was dumb enough to show Fran Malinconico a $1600 ring.
I know a guy who could be Perry's twin!🥰🥰🥰🥰
I read the movie was also influenced by a short story called The Gaylords of Nutbush....
I thought Gere was fired because he got into a fight with Stallone?
+jrb1802uk that's what i heard too, something like Gere spilled food or grease on Stallone and since Stallone was also a writer on this, had more pull, and didn't like Gere, stallone said it was either him or Gere....Years later, Gere also thought Stallone started the rumor that just won't quit, the gerbil in the ass story .
@@bloww-nonattysever-shamebe7549 lol no way!! Does Gere think Stallone started that rumor? I want that to be true
The story he tells of Richard Gere being fired is different to the one I know about,he had attitude with Stallone in the back of a car while eating lunch so they fired him on set
Perry King best film was Mandingo loved it a classic yes you can't do movies like that anymore 🤣🤣 that's why it's a classic me and Quintin Tarantino give it a five thumbs up.👍👍👍👍👍
He is so fine! 😍
I had the biggest crush on Maria Smith who played Frannie...
He was pretty good in the “Choirboys” too . Gere wouldn’t have fit with Stallone .
Cool interview. It's a shame that they didn't have a little more money for the film. The lighting is really bad in a few shots. The music drowns at the dialog. It feels like there's a few scenes missing that would have connected the movie better. Don't get me wrong I enjoy the movie.
he goes from playing a Greaser to playing a music Teacher in class of 1984 he should of been peter stegman in class of 1984 its more his part Timothy van patten wosen't tough enough
It's not fair; men get b etter looking with age. But, then again, I always thought Perry King was hot. He's not exactly telling the truth about how he got the part. Sly and Richard Gere couldn't stand each other, so they recast Gere's part, picking Sly over Gere. Both ended up well, I have to say. I don't know where Perry was in the mix at the beginning, but the whole script was set for Sly and Gere..www.theshiznit.co.uk/feature/in-pictures-why-sly-stallone-and-richard-gere-dont-get-on.php
I wouldn't say they get 'better' looking, but some men age better than others. Some, like Matthew Perry and Brendan Fraser, let themselves go and look older than their years. Then you've got guys like Pitt and Cruise who have aged great. But I would agree that most men age better than women.
lol how great is Perry King pretending to be a gangster on the streets. Good thing nobody took him to task. Great movie
Still hunky
thank goodness Richard Gere did not get the part of Chico Tyrell, the movie would have been a flop!!!!
Joe Ruda Flop? It wasn't ever considered that it might be anything other than a z list drive in movie. It was a flop.
TheJoseph5117
this wasn't the greatest movie, but for a $50,000.00 budget, it did make a profit. I liked the motorcycle and the songs the best. the story really didn't have a plot.
Regardless, it was still considered a flop.
@@minooch5670 How was it a flop? It made over 4 million with rental. That not a flop. It made money
@@jpruda65 Yep it made a profit and a decent one at that