The moment he almost tears up telling the last Rocky Balboa story, and breathes deep and stops.... The girls instantly took 2 steps back in respect of that moment. Sly raised them well. Another win, champ.

@Johnrider1234

6 ай бұрын

Time stamp would have been good

@ricardoslhenriques

6 ай бұрын

@@Johnrider1234 And spoil the whole thing by giving away the goods? C'mon my friend. Enjoy it for what it is, as a whole episode. Cheers, mate. 😁

@funkspinna

6 ай бұрын

​@@ricardoslhenriques👍

@DeborahVallier-vx4il

6 ай бұрын

I teared up 😢 Such an amazing man! I’m so happy for him and his success in life and a wonderful family life.

@harijotkhalsa9496

6 ай бұрын

@@Johnrider1234 It's around the 55 min mark.

When he talked about grief. I lost it😭 I love this man and I just wanted to give him a hug. I've been a fan for over 35 years since I was a little girl.

@kthx1138

3 ай бұрын

I love "replacing old pain with new pain". When my brother died, I joined a gym membership and started pushing weight hard. I call it distraction therapy. Any emotional pain I felt from grief, missing my brother, was but a splinter compared to the grueling physical torture I was putting myself through. Now, I'm not afraid of emotional pain anymore, now that I know how to handle it, to embrace it as part of life. I'd rather feel emotional pain than feel nothing at all.

This man is a true legend. Fan for over 40 years and proud to have met him.

@smokindragn1

6 ай бұрын

Sly is a freakin American Icon

@alexanders4911

5 ай бұрын

Im 40❤

@PaperPlateClorox

5 ай бұрын

He’s a God, no question.

@alexanders4911

5 ай бұрын

@@PaperPlateClorox and Jennifer is a godess. Im a Prince

@NjJfjr

5 ай бұрын

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ I would love to work with Mr Balboa & RECONSTRUCT My whole Personality/Demeanor & Physic . NEW LIFE, NEW BEGINNINGS & NEW PERSONA MOVING FORWARD still working to Make America Greater than EVER BEFORE LOCALLY & ABROAD 👍🏼💪🏼 SKY IS THE LIMIT!! 💥BADA BING BADA BOOM 💥 I APPROVE THIS MESSAGE 🙌🏻 Nj'sJfJr 👍🏼💪🏼❤️🇺🇸

This whole concept of the daughters pod cast and interviewing their dad is so unique. Without this dynamic of the podcast, we would never see this side of “Rambo” or Rocky…there is a perception we have of our idols and how they get interviewed over the years. But to have your daughter’s interview you and great interviewers at that. Really opens a side we would never ever see. Sylvester, thank you for being so open with being vulnerable and sharing so much in detail about your past. I had no idea, I’m sure a lot of us feel the same. You accomplished so many great things, it’s mind blowing.

@user-uv9yu6pf8s

3 ай бұрын

Me too same ass you chuldrennhood almost fy flate !!

@user-uv9yu6pf8s

2 ай бұрын

Slye is ann understell super human for me jeS!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@user-fc2ob7yl3u

Ай бұрын

Sly has been my favorite actor since I was 8 years old! #Rambo. #Rocky

Your Dad has overcome so much. He still is humble and you can tell he loves his family. To be so candid with everything, shows his honesty.

Sly’s daughters are so lovely, well brought up and respectful, intelligent

I got teary eyed when he was talking about what his mother said to him. How could you say something like that to your child? That's awful.

Watching this for over an hour I am so humbled and full of respect for this man. How many parents go on about what they've learned in life and their kids can't wait to leave the room. Only a real man can have adult daughters who hang on to every single word he speaks. Every. Single. Word. Then they finish with 'we love you and would die for you'. He can die happy that he did one of the most important things in this world: Be a wise father who passed on character and real values. Until recently all I knew was he's an action star. I never knew what a great man he is until I saw SLY and this. Seeing him and his family shows you the fruit of his life. So much heart. So much wisdom. He's my new hero.

Holy nuts! This wasn't just an interview; this was straight-up an addendum to "Sly." Like the girls said, I wish there was another hour, two hours of this.

@cyn3971

6 ай бұрын

💯 Beyond... ❤❤❤

The part of Rocky’s character I love most is the way he is with Adrian. The way he patiently but persistently wins her over is the best, including the cheesy jokes. I couldn’t imagine a better relationship between a husband and wife. They compliment and balance each other SO perfectly.

As a child, I watched Rocky and Rambo and you are the reason and motivator to join a gym and years later became Canadian champion power lifter. I still spend couple hours in the gym every day , and lots ... we love you brother... you have positively effected children and adults around the world. Thank you 🙏

I was deeply moved by Sly's vulnerability and honesty. True raw emotion. I learnt more about your dad on this episode than the documentary. We love you Mr. Stallone. Respect!

@roshanaharrison6002

5 ай бұрын

Loved it ❤❤

@tuliteitel850

3 ай бұрын

💯 agree

I thank you Mr. Stallone for giving me great childhood memories of watching your films. You are my superhero.

@burak3x6

Ай бұрын

Mine's too...

Your father has been my life's hero from early childhood. Thank you for showing us a piece of his private life story that turned this human into the Legend who has inspired countless millions of people around the world. One of the worlds most recognized people in the world for the nearly 50 years. Netflix SLY Doc was excellent!

Love not only hearing Sly speak candidly and honestly....but more so his daughters asking these insightful questions. And learning and relating to their father throughout. Fantastic. Philly loves ya Sly!🦅🦅

Listening to this podcast reminds me so much of my best friends experiences. He grew up in Australia in a very abusive home, he left and joined the military (Australia) and eventually met his beautiful wife in California. He became a Special Forces Medic, and later became an officer and PA (Physicians Assistant). He has 5 beautiful daughters and listening to Sly talk to his daughters is exactly like listening to Drew talk to his girls. Hardship can make for very successful people "if" they can get through it intact.

I lay here watching your podcast crying my eyes out. A lot of the same childhood and memories come flooding back. I am 55 and have PTSD from dealing with my own demons from military and Policing. Watching this has given me the cry I have needed to let a lifetime of emotions go. Thank you.

@BonoTheManShow

6 ай бұрын

Jesus loves you

@terijomurphy2608

6 ай бұрын

❤

@Itsyaboy88

6 ай бұрын

Just cry homie just cry thank you for your service too. 🙏

@dominikastrauss5208

6 ай бұрын

So sorry to hear that, you're a strong person

@LAgifts1

6 ай бұрын

Yes. Sometimes we need to see someone who we trust and relate to, inorder to beable to find that 'safety and room' to let out, I am so happy to read your comment. Your well being can not only give you the peace you deserve but also help others too. Love and peace to you .Im 49 woman

I’m his huge fan. God bless you Stallone sir🥰

Loved the podcast. The documentary is a life lesson of hard work, stubbornness, and talent.

@MrIsaiahdix

6 ай бұрын

Yeah, but it's more so a story of pain and abandonment.

@daviarge

6 ай бұрын

great questions as well

@alexanders4911

5 ай бұрын

N fun too!

@alexanders4911

5 ай бұрын

N hot girls too!

@LissjanitaSande

3 ай бұрын

Me too i loves your childreen slye and you!!❤❤❤

Sly raised such intelligent kind minded thoughtful daughters, who can stand on their own feet. Congratulations on your documentary. I want to go watch it.

Watched the SLY Doc on Netflix. It was great! Sly should share more pearls of wisdom.

@user-uv9yu6pf8s

3 ай бұрын

That I must see!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😅😊

@user-uv9yu6pf8s

3 ай бұрын

Thath I must see i hawed ssen all hes mowies films inn since i was 12 13 years!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😅😊❤❤

Sly will go down as one of the great beings in history, this is a model of humanity, that we should all learn to become, not to idolize, but to have an ideal who is so himself, and only takes his own advice along the way at the end of the day. This guy is a humble, powerful, simple genius my thanks goes out do you and your daughters, this will be good advice to many people, young men, young women, I think a historical interview🙏

@jakebiomask

6 ай бұрын

I'm a big Sly fan but fucking hell, calm down pal

Rocky Balboa aka Rocky 6 is a great movie with the best motivational speech scene ever - when Rocky talks to his son about life. Parents need to give that kind of speech to their kids more often.

I loved this, Mr. Stallone is authentic in a way that most people can't ever hope to be.

@AngeloR674

6 ай бұрын

He’s even better in person! Very down to earth!.. I had the privilege of being a extra for him in rocky balboa December 2005 las vegas!… a true professional!

@SlyFan-lw1bg

5 ай бұрын

​@@AngeloR674That is so cool! Congratulations on being one of the lucky ones. What stuck out to you the most about him?

A nugget I will pass on to my class will be, "Time is your greatest currency. Don't waste it. Use it wisely." This is on my wall with a picture of Sylvester Salone. 😊

It’s just begun and I’m already crying out loud

Thank you❤ It’s a pleasure to hear Mr. Stallone speak about his life and give us the opportunity to get to know him some more and help other on their healing journey. Happy New Blessed 2024 to the Stallone Family.

First off being a lifelong Sly fan I absolutely loved this Unwaxed Episode. Sly has always been my favorite actor since I was a kid right up to the present. He has always represented optimism & fighting for your dreams to me & millions of others. The only thing in the "Sly" 2023 documentary I felt was missing & also from this unwaxed pod was talking about his son & your Brother Sage but ... as someone who also lost my Brother I understand that some things are too painful to talk about. I discovered over the passage of time tho that talking about him honors him & keeps him alive but that might just be in my case. Thank both of you & Sly for this podcast. It is truly a gift to us. I wish your entire family the very best life has to offer.

Extraordinary documentary, phenomenal man and dad, best daughters ever. Thank you!

@henryhill6637

6 ай бұрын

I agree completely my favorite actor ever . My thing is never understand all the money he has. You have any idea what he chargers to his beloved fans for autograph? And to get a picture with him ?

My life was similar so I understand completely. How parents play an extremely huge role in molding your emotions. Love is the most important emotion when leveled in a proper way creates a beautiful soul. I have 3 children who stay away from me because how I was raised affected them. It took me until I was 60 to begin to understand my entire life as to what made me who I am.

@SylvesterStallone-lh4fz

6 ай бұрын

It’s wonderful story. God bless you. ❤🙏

I'm nine minutes into this interview and I'm already crying my sadness out. Hearing Sly has touched a cord in my mind that relates with my similar sad childhood to his. How he managed to become who he is is a complete miracle and a blessing.

Didn’t want this interview to end ! Needed to ask more questions and find out more ! I hope there is a part 2

Okay, I just finished watching this podcast in full. Girls, those were some of the best questions that you asked your dad. I learned more about your dad than I ever knew, and I've been a fan of his since 1980 when I was 8 years old. If you two really love the podcast thing and you stick with it, it's clear you have what it takes to have unlimited potential for an ever growing show. All my best to you and your family.

@cindygmonroe4752

4 ай бұрын

I agree! I absolutely am blown away with the kind of questions they’re asking! It’s amazing. Terrific job!!!

Please each month one Podcast with him. He is so wise, chill and funny

Despite being a Sly fan for many years, this interview really touched my heart. He is an exceptional human being. God bless you, Sly!

I'm from the UK and can relate to Sly's life as mine was similar as I was Never loved just abused for 14 yrs from Birth! My parent was a priest who groomed my mother aged 14 he was 31 married her and abused her for 25 yrs murdered my 2 sisters (1st Born twins) and abused the 6 other siblings and got away with it without charge,. I'm now in my 50,s and it still haunts me to this day! Mr Stallone Use your families love to heal some of your sadness and just smile knowing "you never give up" xx

@jreel

6 ай бұрын

I can only aspire to have the mental strength and fortitude you have. Just thinking about your situation, I probably would have the darkest thoughts when it pertained to that man and I would have tried to act on some of it, if you know what I mean.

@shirleymerly4

3 ай бұрын

My heart goes out to you. We also had a rough life. I often said I should of wrote a book

I love sly and his beautiful family. Cant wait for Tulsa King season 2.

Congrats Girls!! You just helped your father create the most motivational and inspirational film in his career. Best interview ever!!

Stallone will always be king. His number of great movies is unprecedented. He’s outlasted them all. He’s outworked them all. Stallone and Eastwood are on a different level of filmmaking.

The way this documentary resonated with me is so unmatched. This interview gave me clarity and reassurance. Recently my professor was talking about Sly relating it to a mentorship lesson & got choked up and she was balling. She’s been a huge fan of Stallone, as I am, and you can see how touched she was. I realized that I wasn’t the only one that felt like this. It was an incredible full circle moment. & it’s true: Stallone is a true mentor to ALOT of people. Thank god im living the same lifetime as him. (Oh I need an autobiography, like plsssss)

@SylvesterStallone-lh4fz

6 ай бұрын

👏❤️

What an extraordinary, honest, healthy, dimensional relationship you all have with one another. The most beautiful and phenomenal family and family dynamic.

Ugh, I saw the documentary I was speechless . The analysis by you girls was remarkable. How you both stayed composed is beyond me.

Sistine and Sophia, your videos are not only beautiful but also impressively standalone. Your personalities and topics captivate me, even without the direct presence of your father. You carry on his legacy in a unique and inspiring way. 👏❤❤❤

Sly taught me it’s not how you fall it’s how you get back up! Good man and great loving dad. Great pod ladies

This was amazing. Enjoy seeing the love and respect that goes from all sides of the table. The girls did a fantastic job asking great/deep questions

The best thing about Sly is he has always remained humble. There will never be another Sly.

I've watched basically every interview with Stallone and thought I knew everything about the story, this episode changed that and it really hit me deeply as someone who had a traumatic childhood as well. I found myself getting emotional throughout this because it hit so close to home, thank you for doing this, i'm sure it resonates with many other people.

incredible professionalism and quality given thats ur dad and you all stayed on point, quality, respect

These girls have a great vibe and just a lovely demeanor. Loved the first interview with your dad as well. The story of him getting shot was a shock and of course scary, but also an icing on the cake. You could hear the pain in his voice there from just being another difficult moment and to just carry on.

Great job raising your daughters with your wife, they are extremely well spoken, confident and very well put together. They are going to have a great future

This was probably the most most honest and vulnerable interview Sly ever did. Thank you so much for it!

I've been an "irrationnal" fan of Sly for 40 years. I've watched this interview for the second time (I wish I could click on the thumb up twice 😄). By asking the most accurate and the cleverest questions to their father, Sistine and Sophia have offered us what I consider the most important thing I've seen about Sly. I've red, watched and listen to almost everything about our idole since the 80s and, this is by far the most moving, the most fantastic, the deepest thing I've seen about Sly. Thank you, ladies, for this amazing gift which is, to my opinion, one of the most important document ever shared to understand him. I'm moved by the fact he accepted to open his heart like this. Love from Belgium (Liège)

Dear Sly, back in the 80s, I was this teenager writing and sending letters to national newspapers (in Belgium) and some of them were published! With those letters, I absolutely wanted to explain people how Rocky, Rambo and yourself were "more than meet the eyes". It was like an unstoppable urge to tell my reluctant fellow citizens they should take a closer look to discover the obvious sensitivity behind the icon... I've been an "irrational" fan for more than 40 years and you will never stop amazing me! This podcast is gold! Thank you, Sophia & Sistine, for this priceless interview! Love from Liège! 🥰

I love Sly! What a great guy, such a down to earth, creative, interesting and inspiring man and he's been doing this for years! So underrated with his talents of acting, writing and directing.

Yes, having Rocky/Rambo as your father has to be surreal.

i’m super upset that “sly” wasn’t a series! the legend deserved an episode for each franchise he was apart of, or maybe just more highlights of his career! life long washingtonian, thank you for filming rambo 1 here :))

I think we need a book from Sly, there’s a lot of untold stories and stuff that would be amazing to read❤

I JUST WANT TO SAY THAT YOUR FATHER HAS ALWAYS ALWAYS BEEN MY FAVORITE ACTOR OF ALL TIMES !!!!! HIS STORY IS AMAZING 👏!!!! I ABSOLUTELY LOVE HIM ❤!!!! HE IS THE VERY BEST HOLLYWOOD HAS EVER HAD IN MY BOOK !!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 GREAT JOB ON HIS DOCUMENTARY !!! I am so PROUD OF ALL OF YOU!!!!❤ HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO YOUR FAMILY GOD BLESS YOU 🎉🎉🎉

I’ve watched Sly since a young age. I’ve seen him evolve into the intelligent, handsome,strong leading man , that he is today. It’s heartbreaking to hear his story. I can relate to so much of his childhood. I’m so happy to see he survived this! You can tell he has such a close relationship with his two beautiful , elegant daughters. I’m glad he broke the abuse cycle. The way he talks about his gorgeous wife makes me have hope in love. I’m 54 and have never known that. I’ve broken away from the toxic relationships in my life. I’ve learned that you have to toughen up or the world will eat you alive! Tulsa King gives me inspiration! lol It’s one of my favorite series. He rocks that show! Great Interview! ❤

In my 30s from ireland but this man is and always was a hero to me. A true pioneer and legend. I've so much respect for Sly, I just wish I could shake his hand and thank him for everything. He's a great man.

Legend. Love this man, he forged my chilhood with his movies ❤

Thank you for this humble interview. Sly is real, he’s each of us that’s got cracks in our lives but must move forward. God protect this family and keep them grounded in you. ❤

@SylvesterStallone-lh4fz

6 ай бұрын

❤❤❤

For me watching the documentary was like I was in film school again. I remember so vividly the class about his movies. And watching his process about everything was an incredible experience. Thank you, Sly for the documentary and for everything you taught us! And thank you girls for this interview! ♥️

WISE MAN. Grew up watching Rocky and Rambo, all time favourites and I'm from Tonga in the South Pacific, yessssss he is an international superstar. Love this interview so much. We are all proud of you Mr. Stallone. Hollywood don't make them like you anymore. Much respect.

@SylvesterStallone-lh4fz

6 ай бұрын

❤🙏

@shirleymerly4

3 ай бұрын

Mr Stallone I really believe that you would be an awesome mentor to so many lost people! WE HAVE SO MANY POOR SOLDIERS DYING WITH PTSD. WE HAVE SO MANY FATHERLESS KIDS THAT WILL ENDUP IN PRISON OR ARE ALREADY THERE!! How many like myself and billions can relate to your life! Your greatest legacy as I see it is your children and wife! Yes your magnificent works are true legacy’s but the measure of a life is the love you give and teach to your family! It says in the Bible the sins of the father and mother go 3 generations! Praise God your generational curse has been beaten. (God is truly the only one that has helped me endure last 29 yrs as a quadriplegic widowed mom of 2 precious little girls.). I enjoy your new show and the live one (lol whatever they call it these days). God bless you and your family. Love ya Shirley 🙏🏻✝️🥰😘

I had parents that didnt want me too and hated me. I didn't know Sly went thru things like that. I know that hell

This was so beautiful! The bond you and your dad has is just so heartwarming. I've loved him and grew up with him. Rocky was such a pivotal part of my childhood. It was so incredible to understand his past and perseverance. We love you Sly!!

Sky my father didn’t even get to sixth grade and he became a very successful businessman. He was a workaholic he he had a tremendous business till the day he died. He never stopped working. He was 89 years old. He took care of us provide for us, and we inherit what he worked so hard for still working the business. God bless you guys many more years to go. You have a beautiful, beautiful family. Your wife did a beautiful job with those girls. God bless.

This was almost better than the Netflix documentary !! Fantastic. I hope Sly knows how much he is loved now and how much joy he has brought people.

Enjoyed this interview and the documentary so much! Sly is SO loved!!! ❤

@SylvesterStallone-lh4fz

6 ай бұрын

❤❤

Stallone has been a huge part of my life which is crazy to say. All I can say is thank you and your dad is an amazing human being and a huge inspiration.

@zacharyherndon5798

6 ай бұрын

his dad was not a good human being he disliked his father very much and was treated pretty badly by his father

Note : I seen Rocky at 6 year old, as a kid the last thing I wanted to see is a movie about a boxer; about ten minutes into it; I was transfixed, the character was a kind like me , nobody really like Him, He loved dogs and turtles and He was left handed; everyone around Him was dismissive, thinking He just in the way. A family member once told me at Thanksgiving, that maybe I should just end myself! So now when people say to me Happy Thanksgiving, I say you it's Thanksgiving, to Me its Thursday ! I could never explain in words what Rocky means to me in words to Stallone, just Thank you and I'm glad you fought for making Him and playing the part of Rocky yourself, also the facial paralysis you got at birth made Rocky more believable, thinking maybe your disability was an Advantage instead of a disadvantage, that's a mind blower right !? All may best ! A.V.

I'm 46 years old, and Sly's been my favorite since kindergarten. This is the most powerful thing I have ever seen with him, and I've seen it all multiple times.

Today (Nov 21st) is my 52nd birthday. This podcast is a wonderful gift. It is brilliant! I’ve been a huge fan since I was very young. We continue to learn more about Sly and his incredible life experiences. He’s inspired and motivated millions of people around the world. I had the honor of meeting Sly in 2000 and 2001 in Toronto. He was very kind to my wife and I. It was something we’ll never forget. He is the perfect example of a self made man, an inspiration to all. Thank you Sly for teaching us to never give up, to keep moving forward. Keep punching!

@j.d.v.2782

6 ай бұрын

Happy birthday and yes, i love these kinds of podcasts. Beautiful things that'll remain for us to losten to when they are sadly long gone....

@ilbello39

6 ай бұрын

Thank you, much appreciated

This was absolutely incredible! Sly is so wise and so incredibly relatable! A absolute hero to me!!

The documentary was absolutely outstanding! I actually had hoped it would have been in multiple parts because there was still so much that I wanted from it. Sly is so interesting. So intelligent and introspective and an absolute inspiration to the world! I would welcome a sly part 2 documentary and thank you for having him on this podcast because there is still so much more that we got to hear from him

So many great life lessons, what a gem of a man to sit down and be so vulnerable about the hardest things in his life. I hope he realizes how much sharing this can help others, including myself! What a role model 👏

Love this! Thanks for doing these ❤

I love this Guy. He is the ultimate life teacher.

The original Rocky has always been my favorite movie. It is so touching and really an amazing masterpiece when you consider what Sly accomplished. It is always interesting to see someone take an awful childhood and use it to make something so meaningful. The documentary made me see him in a new way!

Your dad was, and still is an inspiration to so many, including myself. Sending love and gratitude your way.

I have been following Sly for many years. You guys did great! Enjoyed this very much.

Watched the documentary and this. Both were intriguing. Well done.

I have a lot of problems you talk about from your past Sly. This helps me out so much. I needed this. Thank you.

Love when he mentioned loss being hard to deal with, and how it choked him up for a few seconds. That was real.

Such an interesting interview! Not only do I like Sly's movies, but I also like Sly as a person, especially hearing how down to earth and open he can be. To hear everything that he has been through, and he still managed to make it to the top was truly amazing. His daughters did a great job interviewing him, and I loved how surprised, and touched they were about hearing some of the things their father told them. I enjoyed the whole interview!

Ladies, such a great interview. Thank you. It is like a second part of the SLY documentary. Sly gave me a great VHS childhood. I love him, admire him. His characters shaped my strength and my worldview. I am so grateful for living in the same era.

I went to the screening in nyc and people were tearing up in some parts. Loved seeing Sly open up like this

When he almost teared up, talking about living with grief, you know he was thinking of Sage

Love you sly! I always have always will! This made me cry! Amazing documentary! I’ve been watching you since I could remember! You truly are an inspiration for generations! We need more people like you in this world!

Wow. Love you even more Sly. You are blessed and thanks to your girls for an amazing interview. Beautiful family. Love you guys.

What a fantastic interview! I loved the documentary on Netflix and this interview by 2 of your daughters is even better. Such a deep and vulnerable conversation that was so enlightening. Your daughters ask great deep questions, a great job they did. I love the fact that Sly likes happy endings, I do too. I cannot overestimate how much I love the Rocky movies. Sly, you are such an inspiration and hero to many. Your own personal story teaches us all how to rise from pain and abuse, persevere through trials and tribulations, push forward through grief. Thank yiu for your transparency and honesty. My heart goes out to you for the loss of your son. I could see the grief on your face while talking about how hard the.journey of grief is. By the way, Rocky Balboa is a FANTASTIC movie. Such great words of wisdom in it too. You are more loved than you know as your honesty and vulnerability helps more people than you will ever know. God bless you and your whole family.

I’m only about halfway through this podcast and I’m loving it. I really admire your father for his being able to talk about his struggles in terms of his abusive childhood. I too had an abusive childhood and I’m only coming to terms with it now. Listening to people who have had success in life, yet are able to be honest about these things is so helpful to me. I really appreciate this podcast. Many thanks.

As fans we are so blessed to have witnessed in this lifetime an iconic, national treasure. Thank you for your tribute of inspiration to us all. Respect and love to you always 🥰

Watched SLY in Toronto at TIFF before it released on Netflix and watched it again with my wife on Netflix. It is fantastic and shows your Dad in a great way. Cant wait for PART 2.

I absolutely loved this interview with your iconic Dad. He's a true inspiration...throughout my life. I don't know anyone that doesn't love and respect Sly Stallone. You did a great job here and in your Paramount show. I look forward to rooting you on in your own careers!

Thank you so much for this beautiful interview with your dad, what an amazing human being, so many insights in his art and personality and so inspiring! Could have listened for another hour. Sly the documentary was fascinating! Thank you!

Amazing video so far! Amazing interview done by both Sophia and Sistine about their father and learning about his life and how Rocky and Rambo came to be... Hope that they do this type of interview with either Jennifer (their mother) or with their uncle (Frank)

This is so amazing!

This episode is amazing I could listen to sly talk all day thanks girls for hitting all those topics the documentary didn't... seeing sly almost cry is crazy so real thanks girls for this we love sly ...WE NEED A PART 2 ON THIS PODCAST INTERVIEW PLZ

Massive respect to you ladies. You asked such thoughtful questions. I'm definitely subscribing to you guys. Loved the documentary as well.