Ultimate Dolph

Jox wrote:The upcoming SLY documentary seems to include a little behind the scenes footage from ROCKY IV. Also wonder if they interviewed Dolph for it...

Sly briefly mentioned him at one point (the punch that lead to the hospital visit story) but Dolph never showed up in the documentary.

In-depth discussion with Sly from the set of ROCKY IV published in INTERVIEW magazine, September 1985
https://www.interviewmagazine.com/film/ ... r-stallone

Photos by Herb Ritts

Rare poster that adds Rocky and Drago facing each other

HBO premiere, December 1986

ROCKY IV by artist Tony Stella
https://twitter.com/studiotstella/statu ... 5876479479

alex.sp89 wrote:RIP , Dear Burt Young.

Actually he passed away on October, 8. Nobody knew. I saw an interview with him on red carpet for Creed 2. Looked like he was paralyzed or had some neurotic problems. He had a very sad faith losing his wife so early, raising alone his only child. I guess Stallone attended his funeral.. So sad that this generation is leaving... In 10 years we will be so poor... the best will be gone and i do not see stars of this range anymore. Generation of real filmmaking. What a pity.

I was fortunate enough to meet Burt at the end of 2019, as he attended the Comic Con Scotland event in Edinburgh, and I went along to meet him there. He was a little on the quiet side, except when giving his panel talk, but he was a great guy. I gave him a drawing that I'd done of him with his character of Paulie standing behind him, which he loved and proceeded to sign for me.

He had apparently been in talks with the Con organisers to come back again next year, and I would gladly have met him again if he had done so.

RIP.

Carl Weathers has passed. Total legend.

OMG... RIP Action Jackson...

Was great in so many films and shows I enjoyed.

Some words from Lundgren:

https://www.instagram.com/p/C23P4e_vfYb/?hl=en

I had forgotten about this:

After Carl Weathers, French fans mourn the passing of Alain Dorval, Stallone's dubbing voice, who's almost as revered as Sly over here...

He dubbed Dolph in MAXIMUM POTENTIAL.

1994 KTLA tv ad