Claims extracted
26
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
4%
1 of 26 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
not political
takes no side on a contested political question
Publisher signals
69/100
Fox News's corrections and
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Outlets on this story
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Entertainment
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articles that frame the event the way this one does
Sylvester Stallone would be in "big trouble" if he was trying to make his career in today's Hollywood.
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he → try → Hollywood
On Monday, Stallone sat down with CBS Sunday Morning's Tracy Smith in their new series at 92NY.
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Stallone → sit → 92NY
During the conversation, the "Rocky" icon was asked if he believed he would be as successful today as he was 50 years ago.
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he → ask → conversation
The actors look different, they act different.
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they → look → ?
The subject matter, I couldn't relate to," Stallone began.
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Stallone → relate → matter
He even drew comparisons to the iconic 1972 movie, "The Godfather."
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He → draw → movie
"If you were going to make 'The Godfather' today… try casting it," he said.
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he → go → it
The actors look different, they act different.
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they → look → ?
The subject matter, I couldn't relate to."
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I → relate → matter
Elsewhere in the conversation, Stallone discussed what he would have done if "Rocky" was not a success.
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Rocky → discuss → what
"I would have been in a cell somewhere," he said with a laugh, referring to serving a prison sentence.
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he → say → sentence
I was going to be a horse person, I related to the animals.
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I → go → animals
"Rocky" became a cultural phenomenon after its 1976 release, earning more than $225 million worldwide on a modest budget and winning the Academy Award for best picture.
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Rocky → become → picture
Stallone wrote and starred in the movie, earning Oscar nominations for best actor and best original screenplay.
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Stallone → write → actor
Its success launched a long-running franchise and established Stallone as one of Hollywood’s biggest action stars.
Stallone told Smith that he has and will always live by "Murphy's Law" – which helped him fuel the "Rocky" success.
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which → launch → success
law is a popular proverb that states: "Anything that can go wrong will go wrong."
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that → state → ?
An example of putting this law to work still comes into play for Stallone when he's staying at a hotel with his wife, Jennifer Flavin.
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he → put → wife
The star told Smith that he walks the route to the fire escape from his hotel room when he stays anywhere with Flavin.
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he → tell → Flavin
Stallone explained that he needs to know exactly how many steps it would take to get there from his hotel room in case the lights go out.
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lights → explain → case
Stallone and Flavin met in 1988 and married in May 1997.
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Stallone → meet → May
The couple share three daughters: Sophia, Sistine and Scarlet.
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couple → share → daughters
Although Flavin filed for divorce in 2022 after 25 years of marriage, they reconciled one month later.
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they → file → marriage
In this phase of the actor's life, Stallone is gearing up to release his memoir, "The Steps."
When asked during the 92NY event what the greatest "step" of his life has been, Stallone said it will always be the first one.
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it → gear → life
When you go, 'I'm all in, and I'm going to keep going up these steps until my legs go out.'
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legs → go → steps
It's the journey of life," he said.
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he → say → life
"The Steps: A Memoir" releases on Sept. 29.
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Steps → release → Sept.
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