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Sylvester Stallone Choreographs Rocky 1 Fight 

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@TheRabbitpaws
@TheRabbitpaws 9 лет назад
DAMN Knew Stallone could do his own stuns, scenes, and direct but never knew he could choreograph so well. Amazing.
@RobsterRulzDude0518
@RobsterRulzDude0518 8 лет назад
Stallone was quite agile looking in this choreography shoot. I heard that he was a Bruce Lee fan back in the day and actually did martial arts for a certain time duration before doing the Rocky flicks. Whatever time duration it was,it obviously helped with his overall agility and flexibility. He had good natural looking fluidity in his body instead of muscle-bound rigidness.
@jerryhello
@jerryhello 4 года назад
@@RobsterRulzDude0518 Read up on Jimmy Gambina. He played "Mike" the cornerman in the film, but he trained Stallone for five months and basically choreographed the whole fight. Stallone learned how to box from Jimmy Gambina.
@oldskoolfool141
@oldskoolfool141 4 года назад
He could see it all, he knew where the level of tension and excitement would be at that Rocky comes back with those bodyshots and the bell sounds, he'd already seen every inch of that movie way before anyone else, like a great composer, timing, rhythm, progression, vision
@KnightWing274
@KnightWing274 4 года назад
Rocky looks nothing like real boxing haha every punch feels over exaggerated 😂
@glenshea1967
@glenshea1967 4 года назад
He wrote,directed and produced Rocky.
@memorywarrior8752
@memorywarrior8752 4 года назад
Watch this three minutes and you would never begrudge Stallone one cent of his millions. Such an achievement to write the thing and star in it, and choreograph it. Well done Sly.
@gaden74
@gaden74 4 года назад
Amazing ! 🤩
@Surv1ve_Thrive
@Surv1ve_Thrive 4 года назад
Very true thought same.
@MeIn321
@MeIn321 4 года назад
Except the Bayonne Bleeder would disagree.
@jakcarn4184
@jakcarn4184 4 года назад
Amazing man who else has ever achieved so much in a lifetime? The guy is all round genuis and should be awarded a lifetime achievement award
@sgsoundvisuals
@sgsoundvisuals 4 года назад
Plus, he got his dog back
@chubbycatfish4573
@chubbycatfish4573 4 года назад
They had no idea just how successful the film was going to be.
@mihaitaghitu
@mihaitaghitu 4 года назад
Oh...Sly knew
@cleme1603
@cleme1603 4 года назад
@@mihaitaghitu he didi
@DEUS_VULT_CROATIA
@DEUS_VULT_CROATIA 4 года назад
they knew! only a casual would say this. they also knew rambo will be massiv and stalone an icon to the generations out there
@maurisanto7973
@maurisanto7973 4 года назад
Its funny because even tho Sylvester wrote the whole movie he stole the idea from some guy he knew and the guy ended up suing him but they came to a settlement and lawsuit was dropped ,look it up its crazy
@DavoXDesign
@DavoXDesign 4 года назад
@@maurisanto7973 its not "some guy he knew" like a friend or anything... he watched a fight of someone with the same characteristics of rocky, underdog, resistant, etc... that's all. it's not like he stole a script or anything.
@ghostblackzero
@ghostblackzero 4 года назад
Carl Weathers was such an under appreciated actor and athlete. If he had born 20 years later, I suspect he would have had a much different career.
@nyshoefly
@nyshoefly 8 месяцев назад
Well he did play for the Raiders briefly. So not that underappreciated as an athlete anyway.
@REXX-STRONGSTYLE
@REXX-STRONGSTYLE 8 месяцев назад
No he's perfectly placed where he if he was a part of this disgusting Hollywood culture of today there's no telling you probably would never even see him... . He just strikes me as a person with too much integrity to play the sick Hollywood games of today.... R.I.P❤
@nyshoefly
@nyshoefly 8 месяцев назад
@@REXX-STRONGSTYLE agreed.
@HotSauce-mn1mp
@HotSauce-mn1mp День назад
Or 20 years later he would’ve been paid a lot more in his nfl career and never would’ve chanced it to dj this movie
@stryf3901
@stryf3901 4 года назад
No wonder this movie still holds strong to this day, Sylvester really had experience and passion for it👍
@TrumpFanNetwork2
@TrumpFanNetwork2 Год назад
That's why he won and Oscar for it..
@Snabonen
@Snabonen 4 года назад
For someone who doesnt box, Weathers really had natural talent for boxing. What a guy.
@MisterVolts
@MisterVolts 4 года назад
Dude is just a natural phenom, chiseled like a statue of Apollo (pun jntended) 😮
@trinihammer
@trinihammer 4 года назад
weathers a natural born athlete he was a linebacker for oakland raiders. you can see had a lot of rhythm and timing which is good for coordinated boxing.
@StuUngar
@StuUngar 4 года назад
Dude is just a natural athlete. I never knew that Wesley Snipes didn’t play basketball either.
@bigbill327
@bigbill327 4 года назад
@@StuUngar basketball has definitely got to be much harder to "act"
@renzopeterson153
@renzopeterson153 3 года назад
@@bigbill327 than boxing??
@concerned1
@concerned1 4 года назад
Can you imagine this is your job? What a blessed life. This movie will always stay with me.
@markymair3414
@markymair3414 4 года назад
Me too man I was born in 77 so I grew up watching all the rocky movies, but 5 just didn't cut it for me but the rest defo, even 6, when he was old enough to get a bus ticket here in the UK, but no dissing him he,s a legend in my house, ADRIAAANNN!!! LOL,
@realprisec
@realprisec 4 года назад
So can you imagine you job is an actor? Yeah I can
@ispartacus1337
@ispartacus1337 4 года назад
@@markymair3414 Tommy Morrison was a beast, absolutely sucks what happened to him. Also sucks he was in denial of his disease and put countless people at risk. Just sad sad sad all around. That guy could have been one of the greats and it would have been awesome to see a Tyson Tommy fight. I'd give it to Tyson in 2/3 fights but I guarantee there would have been a ko from Tommy in 1/3.
@michaelcorleone2397
@michaelcorleone2397 4 года назад
Marky Mair Yessir Rocky 5 was terrible
@capcomfan82
@capcomfan82 4 года назад
They filmed that entire movie in 30 days it was most likely super stressful
@sylviaslydavis405
@sylviaslydavis405 2 года назад
It looks like they were hitting each other for real. This is amazing acting. I love Apollo n Rocky both!!! They had great chemistry
@latinadavis3691
@latinadavis3691 2 года назад
Heeeyyy sis lol! Me tooooo they both were so darn talented, handsome, and intimidating!
@sylviaslydavis405
@sylviaslydavis405 2 года назад
@@latinadavis3691 U can have Apollo and I can have Rocky hahahaha!!! Since u have a crush on Apollo n I have a crush on Rocky lol. I love u sissy!!!!
@aedelya
@aedelya 7 лет назад
wtf I KNEW this fight was rigged !
@nenabunena
@nenabunena 7 лет назад
Lol
@michaelskipworth6433
@michaelskipworth6433 6 лет назад
You made me laugh
@Aralis97
@Aralis97 6 лет назад
Lmao!!!!!! Hahahahaha
@bowens9211
@bowens9211 6 лет назад
aedelya lol Dwayne Johnson is more rigged lol
@pungisotu
@pungisotu 5 лет назад
The fight's set he don't need no manager.
@MrLankoss
@MrLankoss 4 года назад
What an iconic piece of footage, Sylvester really knew exactly how he wanted this to look. This movie was his lovechild, good on him for sticking to his guns and telling them without him there would be no movie. Talk about paying off in spades.
@finhyland4270
@finhyland4270 7 лет назад
Two smart guys, Weathers looks like he could have been a boxer..
@Randomisticful
@Randomisticful 4 года назад
because he's smart he became an actor
@lukealberts1189
@lukealberts1189 4 года назад
Weathers was a pro football player before acting.
@PunkRockNerd10171
@PunkRockNerd10171 3 года назад
@@lukealberts1189 he also went to a good high school where they had legit boxing and wrestling
@armageddonmma8907
@armageddonmma8907 3 года назад
@@PunkRockNerd10171 and Judo
@alexshoneya
@alexshoneya 4 года назад
Carl Weathers moves like real pro, jabs like Larry Holmes
@prolecks
@prolecks 4 года назад
ikr
@benoneill5550
@benoneill5550 4 года назад
Dude apollo can box!!! Rocky 3 where Apollo trains him in his gym, that footwork, movement, very hard to come by. Rocky movies are the best movies ever made imo
@Tazio25
@Tazio25 4 года назад
As far as I know he didn't box before Rocky1
@scaccu
@scaccu 4 года назад
@@Tazio25 true, but looking at this footage he seems more skilled than what Sly gives him credit for.
@MrGunnerPunk
@MrGunnerPunk 4 года назад
He is a very good actor, i think he’s very good, ever on the ringue, like on others parta of the movie. My english is noto good negar-se i’m not a american, sorry about that.
@NemesisDarkHunter
@NemesisDarkHunter 8 лет назад
the magic of Carl how he moves is out of this world
@oldskoolfool141
@oldskoolfool141 4 года назад
Weathers made Creed so believable, not just as a fighter but a consumate expert of the sport as well as a machine of marketing, a real heady mix of brag swag and obsession, the casting in Rocky (of every character) was perfection
@fritzlange7934
@fritzlange7934 8 месяцев назад
Knowing next to nothing about boxing I assumed he was a boxer, he inhabited the part completely. Amazing performance IMO.
@jaxpok8167
@jaxpok8167 8 лет назад
Dam, Weathers looks really powerful and intimidating there.
@GisherJohn24
@GisherJohn24 8 лет назад
Wasn't weathers a real boxer?
@greato80
@greato80 7 лет назад
he played for raiders before acting.
@donwinslow2302
@donwinslow2302 7 лет назад
+Jesus Saves Carl Weathers didn't have any boxing experience at all, so he studied the best fighters of the time, like Muhammad Ali, Sugar Ray, Ken Norton, and Joe Frazier. He looked so convincing that I thought he had years of boxing experience, and I was a huge boxing fan at the time.
@socialwarsmiejercito5608
@socialwarsmiejercito5608 4 года назад
He says he lied to the technical advisor Jimmy Gambina, when he asked Carl if ever had any boxing experience. Carl said he wore him worn out from sparring.
@thedarkknight646
@thedarkknight646 4 года назад
3:31 you could tell Stallone was thinking "oh shit come on man don't hit me forreal! 😭" lmao
@FallenHellscape
@FallenHellscape 3 года назад
I love these men. I love the story of how Stallone brought this movie into existence.
@FranklinNJ
@FranklinNJ 8 лет назад
The movie Rocky is one of the most romantic movies not because of his romance with Adrian but because of all the life's lessons, inspirations, perseverance, and knowing how to take advantage of an opportunity when it presents itself. Having Bill Conti produce a great inspirational song like "Gonna Fly Now" was not bad either.
@t6v5c2
@t6v5c2 4 года назад
I swear Carl Weathers looks and punches like a pro. Makes you wonder if he’d really trained, he could’ve fought professionally.
@juanchoguzman2359
@juanchoguzman2359 4 года назад
That comment gave me some Get Out vibes.
@themindspray5092
@themindspray5092 4 года назад
@@juanchoguzman2359 😄😄😄 Aside from the get out vibes, i do think he had the speed and atheletism to box professional
@SKa-tt9nm
@SKa-tt9nm 4 года назад
THE MINDSPRAY he had the speed and athleticism to be a professional football player.
@maninthewilderness3208
@maninthewilderness3208 4 года назад
S K He did have a short stint in the NFL and CFL.
@hodell82
@hodell82 4 года назад
Probably could have. He was an excellent all around athlete. You can tell by the way he moves that he certainly had the footwork and coordination for it.
@tommypetersen2540
@tommypetersen2540 9 лет назад
I've read that legendary stunt man say that Stallone and John Wayne both don't get enough credit for how each revolutionized screen fights for their respective eras. Love him or hate him, when it comes to physical presence, Stallone is tops.
@erikarohac6191
@erikarohac6191 6 лет назад
Stallone was very physical but his fighting is too limited. All he does is boxing all the time. That`s poor for this king of action films. His only complex fight scene was in First Blood in the police station.
@superlex611
@superlex611 4 года назад
@@erikarohac6191 but Tango and Cash he did some karate
@drew2fast489
@drew2fast489 4 года назад
John Wayne was a shitty actor and stark raving racist. F him.
@mattschannel1502
@mattschannel1502 4 года назад
@@erikarohac6191 in rambo last blood the most recent rambo he does some amazing fight scenes
@ABSF49
@ABSF49 4 года назад
He is over the top. No pund inteded
@brianfantana8510
@brianfantana8510 4 года назад
This was before Chubbs lost his hand to that alligator.
@aiyahuntacheimumbi236
@aiyahuntacheimumbi236 4 года назад
😂😂😂
@leifskjoldal8042
@leifskjoldal8042 4 года назад
Don't forget chubbs got his hand back in heaven
@kngjon22
@kngjon22 4 года назад
Yeh right and Grizzly Adams had a beard
@noobinoobster5329
@noobinoobster5329 4 года назад
Tappity tap taparoo 😆
@ronelldrinks8026
@ronelldrinks8026 4 года назад
Lmao 🤣
@AlexanderTrapp
@AlexanderTrapp 11 лет назад
This is beyond amazing. I always heard Stallone talk about choreographing this fight but to actually see him put it together with Carl Weathers is like the stuff of film making legend! Wow!
@stevep4574
@stevep4574 4 года назад
Imagine if Mickey seen this, he would tell them both to get the hell out of here😂
@fttime9746
@fttime9746 4 года назад
😅😂
@fortunatoofamontillado1059
@fortunatoofamontillado1059 4 года назад
Burgess meredith would have still been alive during this rehearsal
@edukated931
@edukated931 4 года назад
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@stevep4574
@stevep4574 4 года назад
@@edukated931 I'm 79 years old, I don't have time for this😠
@Stand4Righteousness
@Stand4Righteousness 4 года назад
Get up u sonuva bitch! Coz mickey loves ya
@Ur2ez4me81
@Ur2ez4me81 8 лет назад
These two guys are legends... Carl should also be included in the boxing hall of fame. It's only fair since he basically gave Rocky the chance to fight him.
@alivialdores978
@alivialdores978 9 месяцев назад
Such legendary footage of one of the most iconic franchises
@tyanttaylor60
@tyanttaylor60 9 лет назад
Behold,,you are watching a master at work!
@WinslowLeach1974
@WinslowLeach1974 2 года назад
Truly amazing footage, I can watch this stuff all day. I can't even imagine choreographing these Rocky fight scenes, where endless punches were thrown. In the movie, it looks like every single punch connects.
@nabilahmedkhan8052
@nabilahmedkhan8052 8 лет назад
Carl Weathers seems to be in fantastic shape and Sly seems to be very well built as well.
@matijakukec4731
@matijakukec4731 7 лет назад
Nabil Khan of course. That's why THEY were the actors and not somebody else ;)
@lanesplitter8723
@lanesplitter8723 4 года назад
Steroids
@scottknode898
@scottknode898 4 года назад
Carl Weathers played professional football for NFL and had retired from playing with the Raiders in 74 and got the role of Apollo Creed in 75 and started acting career full time by then.
@PaoloCaglioLMT
@PaoloCaglioLMT 4 года назад
Scott Knode then he got killed by the predator in 87. Rest in pieces
@GabeDec
@GabeDec 4 года назад
Pao Lo 😂😂
@johnsmithee6660
@johnsmithee6660 4 года назад
Rocky 4 choreography *Sly:* Ok Dolph, just keep jabbing me...don't worry, I'll block those punches with my forehead
@hodell82
@hodell82 4 года назад
LoL, and my chin.
@franfernandez7838
@franfernandez7838 4 года назад
* goes to the hospital *
@UrbanTiger74
@UrbanTiger74 8 лет назад
This is full of so much awesome.
@nlimchua
@nlimchua 4 года назад
Weathers was a perfect choice for Stallone. Chemistry like this is hard to find.
@RM-gn2nj
@RM-gn2nj 4 года назад
Carl was an ex football player and is so buff he could of been a boxer. This footage shows how great these 2 are together and how versatile Sly is on movie skills.
@bushisback112
@bushisback112 4 года назад
Being buff has nothing to do with being a boxer...
@rockydee7499
@rockydee7499 4 года назад
so Brock Lesnar couldve been a boxer too?!
@xx_ippodempseyroll420_xx3
@xx_ippodempseyroll420_xx3 4 года назад
@@rockydee7499 considering he was an UFC fighter I guess
@xx_ippodempseyroll420_xx3
@xx_ippodempseyroll420_xx3 4 года назад
@@bushisback112 right, most boxers dont even look like they're training, you ofc got guys like Anthony Joshua who are build like a tank, but you see "out of shape" fighters more often
@RM-gn2nj
@RM-gn2nj 4 года назад
@@bushisback112 yeah I get that, the observation is just a fact that he's in great shape. He does have boxing skills or didn't you watch the footage or the movie LMAO !!!
@thergstar2577
@thergstar2577 4 года назад
Carl has always been a real student of life and articulates his passion for all things so wonderfully- and what a physical specimen too!
@mazzbalboa
@mazzbalboa 8 лет назад
Stallone directing like he's been doing it for years...amazing....even if Rocky had failed Sly would have prevailed somehow.
@michealhaines
@michealhaines 4 года назад
@alego 723 lol literally have you seen Rocky?
@JamesJohnson-nv8zo
@JamesJohnson-nv8zo 4 года назад
@@michealhaines Easy there big guy. You misunderstood what he said. No need for the condescending remark.
@mrz_88
@mrz_88 4 года назад
The man beat all odds to make this movie and to get to where he is now
@georgiethumbs2438
@georgiethumbs2438 4 года назад
I saw the original Rocky in theaters when it first came out November of 1976. People have no idea how INSANELY powerful that movie was, with that music, people were actually doing pushups in the aisles, people don't believe it when I tell them but I swear how moving that movie was. It went on during the Bicentennial, and that music that sounded like Gladiator music, 1970s had the best movies
@codrazor8008
@codrazor8008 4 года назад
This fight changed Rocky's life and also changed my life..♥️
@ShadyNJ
@ShadyNJ 8 лет назад
These guys are awesome.
@crispinrocha5148
@crispinrocha5148 4 года назад
Finish product looks great! Thats one of my favorite thanksgiving movie series.
@tommypetersen2540
@tommypetersen2540 9 лет назад
This is exactly why I don't pile on to the "make fun of Stallone" stuff that comes out every so often. You do not have a career like his for 40 plus years by being lucky ( fans aren't stupid). The man has SKILLS ! Every time we write him off he bounces back. Guys like Arnold have a relatively short shelf life ( as a superstar), then they just sort of hang around. Stallone still somehow finds ways to surprise us when we think he's done. He did it with First Blood( first film only), Cop Land, and now he is actually getting Oscar buzz for Creed. An Oscar that he really should have won for Rocky. Peter Finch won solely on the fact that he died before Oscars. Oscars got it backwards, Network should have won best picture, Stallone and Merrideth for acting. ( or Burt Young)
@tommypetersen2540
@tommypetersen2540 9 лет назад
+John R. exactly! Guys a winner plain and simple
@Wyzzkyd
@Wyzzkyd 9 лет назад
+Tommy Petersen Oh come on Arnie's right up there with him. A short shelf life wouldn't make you a superstar. Steven Seagal would be an example...guy's made Under Siege and that's it. In his defense however he wandered into the movie business pretty much by accident and had no idea of how it worked. Sly was top from the late 70s to 80s, Arnie overtook him in the late 80s/90s, both went quiet after the mid 90s and are now having mini comebacks in their twilight years built on nostalgia. I don't mind if they retired now because what they've done in the past have made them enduring legends of cinema.
@tommypetersen2540
@tommypetersen2540 9 лет назад
+Zenzi Sage No get me wrong Arnie certainly had a good run, but after Try Lies things got really spotty, although Sly was in the same boat. The difference (for me) is that Arnie has limited range and not really dipped his toe in the director, writer or producer role( some exceptions). Sly on the other hand is a writer and a competent director, not that he will ever be confused for John Ford or Hitchcock but good enough to turn The Expendables into a surprise hit. Also Sly is a much better dramatic actor on the whole. That said Arnie made going to his movies an "event" and the goofy line deliveries were just great. "Dere are vimin ant childrin down dere for God's sake" ( commando) still kills me. In the end both guys are winners.
@Wyzzkyd
@Wyzzkyd 9 лет назад
Tommy Petersen Yea I got what you meant, just that his CV as an action star is at the very top in Hollywood and I think "short shelf life" wouldn't be accurate to describe him. And while Arnie may not have been as multi-talented in the movie business as Sly, he was good at picking projects (in the 80s at least), especially with pushing to get Total Recall made and having a large amount of production control over the film. He thought Terminator was going to be a shit movie though lol.
@taylorahern2714
@taylorahern2714 8 лет назад
+Tommy Petersen So true, as I wholly agree with you. For as this skilled artist to be taken seriously Stallone has often been short changed, and badly under-estimated. Basically, Stallone's perseverance in the face of great adversity, overall resilience, his beautiful and big heart, fierce determination to strive for something bigger and better, and his amazing zeal to go the distance matches that of his most famed and beloved alter ego--Rocky (granted that, besides being naturally gifted, both had their fair share of luck as well, as this reasonable degree of luck almost always factors into the equation. The Stallone equation!)! Stallone is THE MAN, and one of legitimate skill, talent and versatility.
@Geez01
@Geez01 4 года назад
Absolutely classic footage. Carl should have been just as big in Hollywood. He had all the right stuff.
@panagiotisrenieris5820
@panagiotisrenieris5820 9 лет назад
The point of the Choreograph that created by Sly means the life and how hard is she some times.He wanted to show us that every time life is going to drop us down but we have and we must GET UP AND CONTINUE.That's the lesson of this movie and this Choreograph.
@iceman4262
@iceman4262 4 года назад
Loves almost all of Sylvester stallone moves he write,directs,acts ,stunts what he can't do
@ironmanlegion4322
@ironmanlegion4322 7 лет назад
Sylvester Stalone has been a superstar all his life. excellent phisical condition and very hard work. people making fun of Sly are stupid.
@glenphillips9068
@glenphillips9068 4 года назад
Κωστας Ironmanlegion Flesh like bodies .
@christophermullaley1597
@christophermullaley1597 4 года назад
He was great in Bananas.
@JamesJohnson-nv8zo
@JamesJohnson-nv8zo 4 года назад
People making fun of him could never do what he did. From sleeping on a public bench to superstardom. A life well lived.
@ΓιωργοςΣταμπολιδης-θ3ξ
This is the people i aspired as a kid. Thanks guys , its been a blast
@ogbean82
@ogbean82 4 года назад
This is kool as hell! For a life long Rocky fan I'm so glad someone filmed this!
@tm75_88
@tm75_88 4 года назад
What a treasure from RU-vid! I didn't think at all of such footage, it didn't come in my mind it could even exhist. Rocky I is one of the greatest movie of all time Thanks for posting Thomas from Italy
@rmzzz76
@rmzzz76 4 года назад
In spite of his massive success, Stallone is underrated. Although his acting chops aren't the same kind as say a Brando or De Niro, the man is a true artist. He didn't just act in Rocky, he created the idea, wrote it, and with just a few legit acting credits to his name managed to sell it to Hollywood with himself as writer, lead actor. (so add, great businessman / negotiator to the list of credits). He adapted the character Rambo into an icon.... Now in his mid 70's he's still in excellent shape, still very active in Hollywood. Type cast, sure. He has a range, but he does his thing better than most actors do their thing.
@TheFlamingPike
@TheFlamingPike 4 года назад
So true. I highly recommend that everyone watches Rocky with Sly's commentary. He gives an in-depth look on how he made the film, how he created Rocky bits by bits, how he struggled just like Rocky, he explains what goes through Rocky's mind during certain scenes and you really get to know a side of him we rarely get to see.
@tm75_88
@tm75_88 4 года назад
Thomas from Italy here, I can't agree more 👍
@JamesJohnson-nv8zo
@JamesJohnson-nv8zo 4 года назад
When Stallone dies, the world will lament and a part of my childhood would cry for a hero that is no more.
@rastaman95ification
@rastaman95ification 9 месяцев назад
These guys made history. And I love their chemistry. Overtime it seemed liked they formed a real brotherhood
@merianpeterson5073
@merianpeterson5073 7 лет назад
I love hearing Carl talk. He speaks so elaquent . Sure his wife is very proud of him.
@antikhore6160
@antikhore6160 4 года назад
Beautiful and rare moments! Thanks!
@creepshowcrate
@creepshowcrate 8 лет назад
This is absolute gold.
@davidbailey3554
@davidbailey3554 4 года назад
Stumbling on this footage, made my day. For all crap that flashes up, occasionally you get little gems like this. Awsome.
@Giskard1000
@Giskard1000 9 лет назад
This is amazing! Where on earth did you find this footage?! Brilliant. Kudos to Stallone and Weathers here. They are really sharp and focused on what they're doing. And what a terrific film resulted.
@fred5399
@fred5399 8 лет назад
+Mark Alldridge i't was shown on NBC before the Ali/Shavers fight in 1977.
@Ellypoem
@Ellypoem 6 лет назад
fred sims thank you so much for sharing with us. this is watching art in motion
@DjSselim
@DjSselim 4 года назад
@Mick Philpott hahaha
@krisnrg
@krisnrg 4 года назад
Shitty film with really fake looking punches
@burburoliver6513
@burburoliver6513 4 года назад
yeah
@MotorScotti
@MotorScotti 4 года назад
Wow, fantastic to see these training scenes after all these years. Thank you for sharing!!
@少川靖男
@少川靖男 4 года назад
he wrote, he directed, he starred and Finch took Stallone's Oscar even 2 months after Finch's death.....such as fate !! I could never believe that Oscar night.
@少川靖男
@少川靖男 4 года назад
@Jack Scumbo I think a double header best lead actor award happened just once in the mid 50's.
@juniorogunjimi2570
@juniorogunjimi2570 4 года назад
Great film... you guys are arsome.. happy and forever greatful to you all for such a wonderful time.
@hamricle4053
@hamricle4053 7 лет назад
Wow, Stallone is a good director. Applause* :-)
@rxtsec1
@rxtsec1 3 года назад
He didn't even direct the first movie but the studio loved the scrip so much they tried to buy it from him and he said only if he could play Rocky and have input in the movie
@latinadavis3691
@latinadavis3691 2 года назад
I am with you on that one man!
@No-jp5mu
@No-jp5mu 4 года назад
Really is amazing to watch these guys creating such magic.
@2ZZGE100
@2ZZGE100 9 месяцев назад
R.I.P Carl Weathers.
@james4592225
@james4592225 4 года назад
0:26 That fall thou!!🤣🤣
@funkybear1806
@funkybear1806 4 года назад
wow, this footage is amazing. SStallone is very pro, doing EVERYTHING.. CWeathers trully collaborating. Really pro guys.
@TheRhinoAutobot
@TheRhinoAutobot 9 лет назад
Genius at work here.
@mrcatman6854
@mrcatman6854 4 года назад
REALLY LOOKS LIKE THEY HAVE A GREAT AMOUNT OF RESPECT FOR EACH OTHER... BRIIANT FOOTAGE
@kemroolhaas4833
@kemroolhaas4833 9 лет назад
that last part is maybe where the double-KO in Rocky II was born
@omegaman1409
@omegaman1409 4 года назад
Great finding on one of the most historic Hollywood movies of all times.
@sumatran
@sumatran 4 года назад
It pisses me off when Sylvester Stallone gets the "dumb meathead" rap. He really is a visionary, intelligent, and willing to go A LOT further than almost any other actor would to make a scene great.
@JamesJohnson-nv8zo
@JamesJohnson-nv8zo 4 года назад
Let people call him dumb, he is richer than most of them and he will be remembered in 100 years time, they wont.
@cecilebraillie4471
@cecilebraillie4471 2 года назад
@@JamesJohnson-nv8zo that's not really a compliment, since you could say the same thing about Donald Trump
@acethegreat3963
@acethegreat3963 4 года назад
This so cool to see!! The parts they're coreographing are my favorite moments of all the Rocky fight scenes!
@brianslaw7804
@brianslaw7804 4 года назад
1:50.. "Down, down... Stay down!" - Mickey
@EC-ol8nz
@EC-ol8nz 4 года назад
And that’s why this movie is a classic! Carl and Sly are class acts 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
@THE_MAQ355
@THE_MAQ355 3 года назад
This footage is gold🤩
@rpistus
@rpistus 8 лет назад
Carl Weathers already looked great in 1975. Sly would not get in his now iconic shape until 1982.
@mariogullette4795
@mariogullette4795 8 лет назад
Carl Weathers played Pro Football before acting, like Jim Brown, Fred Williamson, Bernie Casey and John Amos, that's he was still in better shape the Sylvester Stallone in late 1975 or early 1976 and even better in 1979's Rocky 2!
@johnnyguitar007
@johnnyguitar007 7 лет назад
rpistus Stallone did look good aswell he just wasnt as "cheesed" out as he was in 3 and 4.
@southlondon86
@southlondon86 7 лет назад
rpistus Stallone still looked good.
@umbi8051
@umbi8051 6 лет назад
please man, Sly was terribly skinny in 1982.
@pungisotu
@pungisotu 5 лет назад
Try 1985
@yorhinesssherellheinzmilli9507
@yorhinesssherellheinzmilli9507 3 года назад
Unbelievable these two people work together Carl Weathers profession shows growth and improvement.
@bolt4694
@bolt4694 4 года назад
Couldn't help but notice that in ALL of the Rocky movies, not a single punch was ever blocked by any fighter.
@Stand4Righteousness
@Stand4Righteousness 4 года назад
Rocky 1 fight was more realistic there was alot of jabs n blocking. then it became ridiculous since rockey 3 and upwards
@bossfan49
@bossfan49 4 года назад
Acting, chorography, stunts, directing, writing all at once. Stallone is a talented guy. Weathers natural athletic ability is highlighted in this film. He was a good football player (defensive end, linebacker) but he moves and punches in the ring beautifully.
@adityachoudhari2609
@adityachoudhari2609 4 года назад
Rocky balboa in our hearts.❤️❤️❤️
@clovisdacruz6078
@clovisdacruz6078 4 года назад
Thank you for this clip. I forget that the Rocky series were movies.
@sophier5322
@sophier5322 9 месяцев назад
RIP the legendary Mr Carl Weathers 😢
@2y1
@2y1 4 года назад
WOW hard workers .... thank you guys 🙏🏾👍🏾
@CryptoX-kr3wu
@CryptoX-kr3wu 4 года назад
After watching this, how many people searched for the actual movie scene and started comparing it to the choreograph.
@LikeAGentlemanPlease
@LikeAGentlemanPlease 4 года назад
FREE CODING I’m doing it right now lol. Great minds think a like my guy!
@DJaySplitSecond
@DJaySplitSecond 4 года назад
Your momma did!
@maxv6837
@maxv6837 4 года назад
I've seen the movie enough times that I know this scene without watching again.
@AlanTClark
@AlanTClark 4 года назад
I don't have to go watch the movie scenes to compare, I have seen them so many times that I can almost realize what scene they are doing
@georgedonaldson6252
@georgedonaldson6252 4 года назад
Thank you for uploading this. Amazing footage....
@kozmeetorez
@kozmeetorez 10 лет назад
Look at Carl's arms, he must have been in top form.
@AlexOjideagu2
@AlexOjideagu2 9 лет назад
+Dean Bryant He was a body builder
@mariogullette4795
@mariogullette4795 8 лет назад
Carl Weathers was a linebacker in both Collage and Pro Football before becoming and actor ,he has a BA in drama!
@timinatr99
@timinatr99 7 лет назад
Yup
@MrRyan-wu4jx
@MrRyan-wu4jx 4 года назад
I always laugh in Rocky 3 how Apollo is supposed to be retired and washed up but is clearly in better shape than Mr. T
@kozmeetorez
@kozmeetorez 4 года назад
Mr. Ryan I get what you’re saying. but even a few years after retirement most athletes are still able to hold up their bodies.
@jamesparker40
@jamesparker40 4 года назад
First class. Thanks for uploading. When Stallone was 13 his mother paid for him to take ballet and movement classes. You can see in this that its had some influence IMO.
@wesellis4135
@wesellis4135 4 года назад
It's a shame the choreography never involved any dodging or blocking 🤣. Rockies main defence was blocking punches with his face. I'll still always have a place for Rocky in my heart though. So much nostalgia.
@MrAbreceda
@MrAbreceda 4 года назад
Well, Sly has explained the real box fights aré kind of boring for a Movie. That Is the reason the Rocky fights are not realístic but entertainimg
@HowlingMoonCinemas
@HowlingMoonCinemas 4 года назад
@Wes Ellis Yeah, you're right, but in Rocky 3 he was doing a bunch of cool rope-a-dope, bob n' weave techniques that Apollo taught him, remember!?
@robertcolacino7310
@robertcolacino7310 7 месяцев назад
Saw this when originally aired on WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS , I’ll never forget it
@georgesalgado8783
@georgesalgado8783 4 года назад
Apollo was such a badass character I wished they didn't kill him off. It would've been so cool to see him in Creed.
@Rezekil_inferas
@Rezekil_inferas 4 года назад
Sly already said in many interviews later, that was a mistake kill Apollo. That Rocky needed a reason to fight with Drago and the murder of his best friend was the only way to be it. But he recognize that it was terrible mistake.
@georgesalgado8783
@georgesalgado8783 4 года назад
@@Rezekil_inferas well Rocky 4 is a happy guilty pleasure and why not just say it, the movie was great in my opinion and I do see Sly's reasoning to have Rocky avenge Apollo but still maybe he could've been just crippled or in a coma or something to still give him a reason to fight Drago. I'm just theorizing here. 😁
@Rezekil_inferas
@Rezekil_inferas 4 года назад
@@georgesalgado8783 Yes.I think the same. A coma it would be enough to me. And now we have a director's cut incoming, new scenes and more. We only need to wait a little more...
@SniffingOutPharisees-DanielP
@SniffingOutPharisees-DanielP 4 года назад
Wow spoiler
@Rezekil_inferas
@Rezekil_inferas 4 года назад
@@SniffingOutPharisees-DanielP yes. But an amazing one.
@IdolPlissken
@IdolPlissken 4 года назад
It`s so very fantastic! That`s the History of Cinema!!!
@michaelblaine6494
@michaelblaine6494 4 года назад
He has no idea what a superstar he will soon become
@JamesJohnson-nv8zo
@JamesJohnson-nv8zo 4 года назад
His hard work paid off. No luck just sheer determination.
@michaelblaine6494
@michaelblaine6494 4 года назад
I really respect Sly,I’m biased a bit being from Philly(though that’s just the character) but he’s an inspiration to many. Plus like you said he was determined,hardworking and talented
@jongerrie5536
@jongerrie5536 4 года назад
Hey, what a great little clip. You gotta respect Stallone for this movie, it was his own project, and he did it will. Carl was clearly working well with Sylvester on a professional level. What's more, it was great to see them having fun too. Kudos
@vanehills
@vanehills 4 года назад
Rocky was a good fighter. He blocked the punches with his chin.
@dash4800
@dash4800 4 года назад
Apollo was getting mad because he couldn't get past rocks impenetrable defensive chin
@PapiSorrels
@PapiSorrels 4 года назад
Amazing how much is in his head and his ability to multi-task to communicate it.
@jogosnanuvem
@jogosnanuvem 3 года назад
Rocky melhor filme de todos os tempos👊🤜🤛💪
@ChocoLater1
@ChocoLater1 4 года назад
Finally a random suggestion that was worth my time.
@numanaytekin2189
@numanaytekin2189 9 месяцев назад
R.I.P CARL :(
@marioloreto3581
@marioloreto3581 4 года назад
Seeing these scenes makes me think of the dedication of Silvestre to the rear of Rocky, it is wonderful to see this.
@kngbaku6922
@kngbaku6922 4 года назад
Carl weather's looks like he can actually scrap.
@tww2002
@tww2002 4 года назад
Great video. Enjoyed the behind the scenes planning and rehearsal. They made it look real.
@jameswilliams-zr8co
@jameswilliams-zr8co 9 месяцев назад
RIP Carl weathers
@philmoufarrege
@philmoufarrege 4 года назад
Great vision and execution. Underrated director
@NegoClau
@NegoClau 4 года назад
This makes me wonder why Carl Weathers was not in any Expendables movie... He was Dillon... He was Apollo Creed...
@twicetrader
@twicetrader 8 месяцев назад
RIP Carl. "there is no tomorrow"
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