Ultimate Dolph

Good discussion. Nice to hear him talk about THE PUNISHER and LITLE TOKYO a little more than we're used to getting.

Sounds like they're hoping to get back to making CASTLE FALLS in October.

It's still cool to see a candid interview with Dolph, but it was not my favorite episode of the "show" (maybe because i've seen sooooo much Dolph interview ).

I watched it and found it the best and most interesting interview for long time fans that I've seen in a decade. Not kidding. I've skipped interviews lately because people are always asking the same questions which are of interest for an audience that doesn't know much about Dolph. But for us who have watched a great number of interviews, it's often boring and repetitive. So this one was something new. The long format gives the opportunity to go into the details, and I think Scott knows the right balance between discussing the fighting moves and training routines without going too far for the average martial arts / action movie audience. You don't have to be a complete martial arts expert to enjoy the discussion. I also find that he's very well prepared and seems to have watched and analysed all of the movies of the people he interviews, also knows all the fighters, trainers and background info. Kudos!

I enjoyed it so much that I just watched the episode with Mark Dacascos. He's so sweet and he transports his enthusiasm about everything so well that I found myself mimicking his joy inadvertently. I remember how happy I was to see him in John Wick 3 (and in one episode of Lucifer with a great guest appearance).

Great that I found this series through the Dolph interview! I'll watch some of the others as well. Already half through the interview with Benny Urquidez... whom I had never noticed before. Sorry, martial arts aficionados!

The Dacascos one was great. Also loved the one with Daniel Bernhardt who came off like a real quality guy.

Lundgren's episode was another winner. I know they can't cover every film but I wish they could have gone over his fight scene against Trevor Goddard at the end of MEN OF WAR. That's got to be his most underrated fight sequence. So well done.

Dacascos is the nicest guy, and like Dolph, one of the most deserving action stars whose career didn't go where it should have...

Moltisanti wrote:Lundgren's episode was another winner. I know they can't cover every film but I wish they could have gone over his fight scene against Trevor Goddard at the end of MEN OF WAR. That's got to be his most underrated fight sequence. So well done.

Absolutely! Love that fight. The whole movie is one of his best. And Goddard's performance was so over the top, just hilarious.

https://i-marbella.com/News/news/Interv ... r-my-heart

(looks like it might have been translated to English from Swedish)

The Dolph Lundgren Triangle to Success
https://muscleandhealth.com/the-dolph-l ... o-success/

Interview from local Alabama media.

Jox wrote:The Dolph Lundgren Triangle to Success
https://muscleandhealth.com/the-dolph-l ... o-success/

The interview video as IGTV
https://www.instagram.com/p/CIGlCw7DxFp/

Newly-posted Youtube interview with Dolph regarding Universal Soldier

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9NvY6z4vIA

There's a new interview about Unis ... oh ... nevermind