Kirk Douglas starred in one of the most famous movement films in Sylvester Stallone

Regardless of Rocky Balboa, John Ji Rambo is the most famous role of Sylvester Stallone, and like the 1976 movie “Rocky”, the opening movie “Rambo” was overwhelming many obstacles, it is a wonder made in the first place. It seems that the 1982 “First Blood” text program was one of the most problematic scenario in Hollywood’s history (along with the text program for John Travolta Sci-Fi, who was chasing its writer for years). Not only did the scenario scenario be rewritten after it came on the plane to the stars, but it seems that the Hollywood legend Kerk Douglas came out of the project because of the creative differences with the same text program.

“First Blood” Vitnam Vet sees the former Stallone and BERTE home to the United States that is not happy to see it. After escaping from the police nursery and fleeing to Washington wild, Rambo is forced to confront the force of hope in the police, Washington, along with the state patrol and the National Guard, which is running, of course, relatively easily. While Sharif William Tazzel from Bian Danahi focuses on dropping the rogue soldier, Colonel R. Tartman from Richard Crane, to provide his guidance. The former Rambo commander even a classic warning to Teasle and Co. When he says, “I did not come here to save Rambo from you, I came here to save you from him.”

It is this kind of things that Stalon wanted more in the text. I think at first that “First Blood” will spoil his careerHe asked large recycling operations that reduce his dialogue to a minimum and allowed other characters to talk about him, thus turning Rambo into a kind of strong legendary figure that others talk about in silent tones. It was clear that there was no degree of changes in the texts that would have been suitable for Kirk Douglas, however, which was originally appointed to present the Tautman line but left “first blood” because of “technical differences”. In fact, he and director Ted Kochiv could not agree on the Troutman dialogue, and Douglas left despite the fact that some scenes are already filming.

It was not just text problems that hindered the opening movie Rambo. The shooting of “First Blood” in Canada caused a series of delay According to AFIProducer Ed Carlin had a heart attack before replacing him with Buzz Feitshans. AFI is also cited in December 1981 from Hollywood Reporter and Daily Variety issues, as I reported that Kirk Douglas was initially filmed in the name of Colonel Samuel R. Troutman, even present in Vancouver to photograph it, but left the project calling “technical differences”. At that time, the outlets stated that these differences were related to the following text and year, New York Times He claimed that Douglas was already scheduled to play an important “role” as the coach of Mr. Stalon’s army, “but the actor” left after his little cut, but the cheerful is greatly. “

In 2017, “First Blood” Ted Kotcheff Entertainment weekly About Douglas’s time in the movie, draw an unexpected picture of the veteran star. According to Kochiv, Douglas flew to Vancouver and was there for the beginning of production, but he was, at the exit, a “strange man”. Kotcheff also remembers that, the actor had a “disturbing way to always talk about himself in the third person” and he asked him to say lines that were originally written for other characters, despite the director’s attempts to change his opinion. “He was a big star,” Kochiv said. “We wanted to bend back. I sent him the scenario when he was performing a play in San Francisco. He loved the scenario and said he wanted to do it. Then when he woke up there, he started quarreling, even before he started shooting.” This line must be changed. ”“ I don’t like this scene. ”In Kotcheff memories, Douglas’s proposals for dialogue were“ like B-Fil, around 1940 ”, all of which prompted the director to finally speak to the producers.” I said to the producers, I cannot please this man, ”the director remembers. He loves her. “

Finally, Kotcheff was given to go ahead to face Douglas and asked the “Glory Paths” star if he would be ready to photograph the text they simply wrote. Unfortunately, his actor was not. He said: “Well, Kirk Douglas returns to Los Angeles.”

After Kirk Douglas left “First Blood”, Richard Krina came to play Colonel Trautman. Although he was not a big star like Douglas and was never the same Perfume perfectly in the role Since Sylvester Stallone was at the forefront, he did a great job and brought decades of experience to a role that requires a certain amount of power and wisdom. Crenna also played the role in the next two films, and there was to turn John Jambo from Vietnam Vet to an indisputable killing machine. But it seems that he is approaching only in the first movie. In fact, all characters of the characters, including Rambo himself, are approaching only to appear in one Rambo movie called “First Blood” – which remains The best Rambo movie To this day-it was initially supposed to be one.

In an interview with EW, Ted Kochiv explained how the film imagined it as a “Rambo’s suicide mission”, as he was a deeply turbulent soldier of his role in the Vietnam War in one of the final resisting that the police and the army ended. “The colonel comes there to get it out of his misery,” Kochiv explained from the original end. (Rambo) says: “I know that you have a gun under your jacket there. You created me. Now, you have to kill. ”He pulled the gun.

This was the great final of the film, and even the crew shot this scene before Sylvester Stallone suggested that they were surviving Rambo and re -formulated it to leave the hero intact. If Douglas remained in the project, this would have been his largest moment in the entire movie, with Kotcheff recognized that he would have carried the rifle that Sly hero used to end his life. In the end, Douglas nor Krina did not appear in this scene, which was replaced by the version in which Rambo remains, which puts it in many sequences (and one of the number of killing).