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Sly appears in the low budget adult film “A Party at Kitty and Stud’s.” Once Sly hit it big with “Rocky” the producers of “Kitty and Stud” offered to sell the film to Sly under the threat of releasing it and ruining his career. To his credit Sly refused to pay them. The movie was repackaged and released as “The Italian Stallion” in order to capitalize on Sly’s new found “Rocky” fame.
Sly appears in the low budget adult film “A Party at Kitty and Stud’s.” Once Sly hit it big with “Rocky” the producers of “Kitty and Stud” offered to sell the film to Sly under the threat of releasing it and ruining his career. To his credit Sly refused to pay them. The movie was repackaged and released as “The Italian Stallion” in order to capitalize on Sly’s new found “Rocky” fame.
Sly appears in the low budget adult film “A Party at Kitty and Stud’s.” Once Sly hit it big with “Rocky” the producers of “Kitty and Stud” offered to sell the film to Sly under the threat of releasing it and ruining his career. To his credit Sly refused to pay them. The movie was repackaged and released as “The Italian Stallion” in order to capitalize on Sly’s new found “Rocky” fame.
Sly sells some scripts [“The Monster of Manchester,” “Heart to Heart,” and “The Ballad of Butcher Bloom,”] which are written under the pen name Q. Moonblood to The Evil Touch tv series. – Craig
Sly sells some scripts [“The Monster of Manchester,” “Heart to Heart,” and “The Ballad of Butcher Bloom,”] which are written under the pen name Q. Moonblood to The Evil Touch tv series. – Craig
Sly sells some scripts [“The Monster of Manchester,” “Heart to Heart,” and “The Ballad of Butcher Bloom,”] which are written under the pen name Q. Moonblood to The Evil Touch tv series. – Craig
In the early 70’s Sly appears in an aftershave commercial and has a line that he will later use in “Rocky II”: “It surrounds my face with class.” – Craig
Sly appears in the low budget adult film “A Party at Kitty and Stud’s.” Once Sly hit it big with “Rocky” the producers of “Kitty and Stud” offered to sell the film to Sly under the threat of releasing it and ruining his career. To his credit Sly refused to pay them. The movie was repackaged and released as “The Italian Stallion” in order to capitalize on Sly’s new found “Rocky” fame. 
