"A Day in the Life" video!!!

[Jox]

This great 22 mins video special (in 3 parts) follows Dolph in LA. This show was aired in 2005 on Swedish Showtime for a Dolph marathon (http://www.nonstop.tv/corporate/press/DOLPH_LUNDGREN_ACTION_HERO_ON_SHOWTIME.pdf). I'm not sure when this was shot but probably late 2002-2003 (as some footage suggests they were doing sound ADR for "Detention"). And you can see how slim he was!

It includes notably an interview (nothing new you'll say), a workout with Ralph Moeller and great footage of Dolph performing a Kyokushin kata (Seienchin) on the beach.

The only thing I have to say is that the show feels a bit forced but it's fun!



http://www.moonlighttv.com/video/a-day- ... lundgren/1
http://www.moonlighttv.com/video/a-day- ... lundgren/2
http://www.moonlighttv.com/video/a-day- ... lundgren/3

(might have to register to watch all 3 parts but it's free and worth it)

[Mosquito]

Hm, the first one is just a black quare and the second asks for username and password. It seems to be flash so I have no idea why it doesn't work. :-/

[Jox]

It is flash but you shouldn't have any trouble watching the first part; the 2nd and 3rd you have to be registered (but it really is no big deal)

[dolphage]

That was great. I really enjoyed that. And, yeah, he really looks kinda thin. He must have bulked up a little for THe Mechanik and Missionary Man cause he was really skinny in The Defender too.
But Dolph is awesome. He gets cooler every year.

[Jox]

For those who have issues to watch it, I uploaded it here but I'll take it down afterward

[Nathan]

Thanks Jox, that was brilliant! Very cheesy but very cool and very funny, found myself giggling a couple of times!
Dolph strikes me as a person who is always trying new things in order to re-energise himself, re-invent himself and keep himself feeling young, a very optimistic person that sees each day as a great opportunity to have a great time and feel great about himself and I think his new found directing skills will only keep this passion for trying new things alive and keep him youthful in appearance and mind into his old age.

[viendammage]

That is awesome! I wonder if Jack Gilardi picked up Dolph as a client after Van Damme struck off on his own. I have to keep my eyes open for Dolph. An old co-worker of mine saw him working out at a gym, said he was built like a brick house and was kicking the crap out of a heavy bag. Then he's walking on Canon Drive in Beverly Hills, I work right down the street from there!

[Jox]

Gilardi has been Dolph's agent for a good number of years (at least eight), I don't think it has anything to do with one another. As all agents he has many clients, that's all.

[viendammage]

Gilardi has been Dolph's agent for a good number of years (at least eight), I don't think it has anything to do with one another. As all agents he has many clients, that's all.

Too true. Gilardi's was Van Damme's agent from roughly the beginning until a few years ago. Both men worked with Nu-Image quite a bit and still brought in a nice salary. I believe Gilardi's son was a producer on Detention so maybe he worked with Dolph more exclusively.

[Mosquito]

Thank you for uploading this, Jox. I think it's a lovely show. Of course it is pretty cheesy but still good. Amazing - after all these years I have the impression to see yet another silhouette of Dolph. And the piece with Ralf Moeller is great. Ralf always comes across very sympathetic, just watched Gladiator a few days ago. Doesn't even care that Dolph calls him Ralf Mueller instead of Ralf Moeller.

[BrunnenMatt]

Thanks for keeping the link alive for every one to see the last two segments!

...BMatt