i'm in the library of congress today with sylvester stallone and sylvester, thank you for giving us this time. sylvester: my pleasure, david. david: the library of congress in 2006 said "rocky" was a national treasure, and put it in our cultural heritage list of films. was that a surprise to you that of all the films this was one of , the most important films ever made? sylvester: that was a stunning revelation because, you know, because when you start out, my intentions were to do a little footage of what i did last summer kind of film. i never thought it would get to this magnitude. so, yeah. david: in that movie, you conceived of rocky and then you played rocky. was it hard to get that movie sold to people? sylvester: very hard. because -- and i understand it -- i was basically a classical nobody. and at that time, there were a few men in hollywood that actually considered themselves rather machismo and they could have filled the role, in a sense. but i just knew this was the crossroads moment and if i didn't hang on, if i didn't go all in, and if the film was not a success, i would h

for six consecutive decades, sylvester stallone has starred in number one box office hits. he has not only been rambo and rocky but also a script writer, producer and now he is also a painter. i sat down at the library of congress to talk about his extraordinary multi-decade career as a leading person in hollywood. i'm in the library of congress with sylvester stallone. thank you for giving us this time. the library of congress in 2006 said that rocky was a national treasure and put it in our national cultural heritage list of films. was that a surprise to you that of all the films, this is one of the most important domes ever made. sylvester: that was a stunning revelation because, you know, when you start out, my intentions were to do a little footage of what i did last summer kind of film. i never thought it would get to this magnitude. david: in that movie, you conceived of rocky and then you played rocky. was it hard to get that movie sold to people? sylvester: very hard. i was basically a classical nobody. and at that time, there were a few men in hollywood that actua

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rocky, sylvester stallone's rocky was the best picture in the year that the watergate, for while the president spends in competition. then, the throat. the book and the movie introduce the world to a shadowy character, a high-level government stores, who sometimes met woodward in a garage and rosalind. the roslyn center of arlington, just across the river. there is a plaque established there to commemorate this historic meeting. the book gave hands but no more so than that to the throats identity. the sudden motion a years-long guessing game of who it is. in washington, this is secret. who is this guy? for a secret in washington to have been intact for as long as this is quite remarkable. it's quite something. the throat barred its name from a couple of sources. he met woodward on what he called deep -- the throw would give him some information but he couldn't quote the source, it was all supposedly on the background. at the time, or just before, a controversial pornographic film came out with the title the throat. anyway, the name deep throat, the source, the identity, was a fascina

rocky sylvester stallone's rocky was the best picture in the year that the water that all the president's men was in competition. and then deep throat the book and the movie introduced the world to this shadowy character this high-level government source who sometimes met woodward in a garage and roslyn? the rosalind section of arlington just across the river. and there has been a plaque established there to commemorate this. historic meetings if you will the book gave hints but no more than that as to deep throats identity. and this set in motion as i said years long guessing game is to who it is because in washington the coin of the realm is secrets or exposing secrets? who is this guy? and for a secret in washington to have been intact for as long as this one. is quite remarkable, it's quite something. deep throat borrowed its name from a couple of sources one that he met woodward on what they called deep background in other words. deep throat would give him some information, but he couldn't quote the source it was all on supposedly deep background. at the time or just before a controv

sylvester stallone was a struggling actor that thob knew y but he wrote this script. he wouldn't sell it to hollywood unless he could be this it. at the end of the '70s, we had been through some stuff. >> so "rocky" becomes a metaphor for the human spirit. "rocky" wins best picture in 1977, which is crazy. because that's the same year that "network", "taxi driver", "bound for glory" are up for best picture. " a hunter. because you didn't settle for ordinary. same goes for your equipment. versatile, powerful, durable kubota equipment. more goes into it. so you get more out of it. (vo) singing, or speaking. reason, or fun. daring, or thoughtful. sensitive, or strong. progress isn't either or progress is everything. think he's posting about all that ancient roman coinage? no, he's seizing the moment with merrill. moving his money into his investment account in real time and that's... how you collect coins. your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ treat dad to father's day at lowe's. you love rich, delicious ice cream

. >>> sylvester stallone is taking on a tv role with taylor sheridan, creator of yellowstone, 1883. this one is called tulsa king, it's a new series to follow his mob boss character as he's released from prison and relocated to tulsa oklahoma. a look at the trailer. >> when i was 17 i wanted to be a gangster i married this life. >> and now, after keeping my mouth shut, i'm going to see if it married me back >> tulsa, i want you to go there. >> is this a joke? >> new in town >> is it that obvious? >> that looks so good to me. from yellowstone, sopranos i'm excited. >> savannah doesn't look excited. >> it's how you feel about bridgerton. >>> quickly we're learning more about the fatal attraction tv series. >> let's go. >> the original film was released in 1987, became a classic thriller and then followed the man who had a brief affair with a woman, she turned out to be obsessive, and now star joshua jackson revealing how they're diving deeper into the glen close character while keeping one of the most unsettling parts from the original. >> what is one of the most iconic and compelling