Rocky IV (1985)
Rocky IV actor Dolph Lundgren revealed he has been privately battling cancer for the past eight years. Scroll below for more details on his health journey and treatment. When Was Dolph.
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Rocky IV (1985)
Rocky IV was more about Cold War flag waving. Having said that, the movie does get a very strong emotional reaction from co-star Dolph Lundgren, who says the scene where Ivan Drago emerges to.
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Dolph Lundgren shares stories from the making of "Rocky IV" as beloved boxing sequel turns 35.. 'Rocky IV' at 35: Dolph Lundgren on putting Sylvester Stallone in the hospital and scaring Carl.
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In 1985, Lundgren had a breakthrough role playing the lead villain as an imposing Soviet boxer named Ivan Drago in Sylvester Stallone 's Rocky IV.
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Rocky IV 1985 PG 1h 31m IMDb RATING 6.9 /10 223K YOUR RATING Rate POPULARITY 2,249 204 Play trailer 3:06 2 Videos 99+ Photos Drama Sport Rocky Balboa proudly holds the world heavyweight boxing championship, but a new challenger has stepped forward: Drago, a six-foot-four, 261-pound fighter who has the backing of the Soviet Union. Director
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Synopsis. A director's cut of Rocky IV, released for the film's 35th anniversary. Removes much of the film's original scenes and replaces them with 38 minutes of previously unseen footage.
Rocky IV (1985)
"Rocky IV" star Dolph Lundgren is revealing a private cancer battle he has gone through for the past eight years. The 65-year-old Swedish actor opened up about his health scare during an interview.
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Rocky IV Icon Dolph Lundgren Shares Sweet Memories Of Working With Sylvester Stallone On The Film News By Dirk Libbey published 18 October 2023 Sylvester Stallone and Dolph Lundgren.
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Sylvester Stallone spoke about how his "Rocky IV" costar Dolph Lundgren sent him to the ICU in "Sly." Netflix Sylvester Stallone recalled his near-death experience on the set of "Rocky IV" in a new documentary. In "Sly," Stallone said he was punched in the chest so hard that his "heart started to swell."
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Stallone was hospitalized for four days after his heart swelled due to a punch from co-star Lundgren. Sylvester Stallone marked the release of his " Rocky IV: Rocky vs. Drago" director's cut.
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Rocky IV (1985) Dolph Lundgren: Ivan Drago Showing all 47 items Jump to: Photos (38) Quotes (9) Photos 15 more photos Quotes Drago : I must break you. Drago : If he dies, he dies. Drago : You will lose. Drago : To the end. Drago : He is not human, he is a piece of iron. Drago : I win for me! FOR ME! Drago : [from teaser] My name is Drago.
Rocky IV (1985)
Following the success of Rocky IV (1985), Lundgren moved to Los Angeles and has since starred in more than 30 feature films.
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Dolph Lundgren's performance in Rocky IV as Ivan Drago — the "blond beast with flatiron hair and perfect muscles," as one critic wrote — made a big impression on American audiences.
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Dolph Lundgren (left) burst on the scene playing Ivan Drago in 1985's "Rocky IV," opposite Sylvester Stallone (right). Everett Collection "His mouth got really sore," fiancée Emma Krokdal said.
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Dolph Lundgren Responds to the Rumor He Sent Sly to the Hospital When Filming Rocky IV "I mean, I did hit him. [.] And in those days, I was in pretty good shape." By Joshua St. Clair.