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Stallone Is A Pretty Tough Director. You Don't Mess With Him.

I'd Already Rehearsed It [ Don't Kill It Script ] For The First Time It Was Supposed To Happen And The Second Time. That Was A Blessing In Disguise Because The Character [jebediah Woodley] Grew A Little Bit In Me.

Sports Became A Way For Me To Find My Personality And Identity In Life. I Had A Lot Of Problems As A Young Kid Like We All Do With My Own Confidence, Trying To Grow Up, And Become A Man And Whatnot. Sports Helped Me Get There. It Helped Me Get My Role In Rocky Iv. It Has Helped Me Ever Since In My Movies And Dealing With A Lot Of Hard Times Between Pictures And My Life. I Would Say It's The One Thing That's Kept Me Going Over The Years.

You Know, Some Of The Action Stuff, I Tend To Have A Pretty Good Sense Of Humor About It. Even When I Direct And Have A Lot Of Pressure, It Teaches Me To Laugh At Stuff. I Think That Comes Also From Sports, From Combat Sports, Where You've Got To Learn To Laugh At It And Take It In Stride. Otherwise, You Just Can't Deal With It.

I Never Came With A Conscious Plan To Replace Anyone Else. Stallone Does Feel That Way. He Is A Real Tough Guy In Real Life, And He Gets To Act That Out. If You Meet Him And Work With Him, He Is What He Is. He Is A Guy That Works Out Every Day.