Best of Celebrity Cameos 🤩 The Family Stallone

There's Italians and then Italians. I mean, Jesus Christ. Seriously. It's great to be back and reacquaint yourself with old friends that you haven't seen for a long time, and you just pick it up. So, as I was saying, you just, like, eliminate all that time gap and just hit it like you saw him yesterday. Al, stop hiding. Tell me for sure. They're doing home movies. So good to see you, man. You look great. Al Pacino and I crossed paths in 1977 when I wanted to do Paradise Alley with him. Of course, he was busy being the great actor that he is. This is so interesting. Like, I feel as though I just jumped into Stonewall. You jumped? You did. But we stayed in touch all the time, and I have the utmost respect, and I know eventually it's gonna happen. Can you play an Italian gangster? Can you pull that off? No. I don't think I can play it anymore. How do you do it again? Give me a couple of lines. You keep pulling me back in. Pulling me back in. So, your daughters are here, and they're doing a reality show. I saw the podcast. No, you didn't. I did. You're more text-savvy than I am. You actually saw it? Yeah, I know. Well, I can text. That's not getting carried away, Al. I haven't been able to take a photo yet, or I haven't been able... My son keeps telling me, send me stuff, Dad. Send me stuff. I said, I'll ask Sly. It's such a liar. Here we go. This is how it works, see? You, me, me, you, high angle. How come you've got gray hair and I've got dark hair? You really want to get into this? I got so tired of dying hair, I said, you know, enough already. Oh, he's accusing me of dying hair. No, I didn't say that. I said, me, me. You're a natural. Me, I'm an unnatural. I'll bet you're off now. You're not kidding. Tell me about it. That's one of the reasons I wanted to do this show, because finally it keeps the family together, you know? Yeah. Like, there's an excuse. No, no, no. Right? And it's something I've never really... Like, let's face it, Al. We have cool personalities. I'm like, hey, hey, hey. So when did I get it out there? Now you're in a reality show. Well, anything happens if you stay alive. Yeah, you got a point there. I like this place. I like sitting out here. Right? Well, let him go, and I'll just stick around. Just keep the money. Stay here as long as you want. I have a monologue from Shakespeare. laughs I love all this. laughs Whiskey, Lulu. Wow, I didn't know you had house guests. Oh, yeah. Oh, my God, great. Good to see you. You know, I've heard of house pets, but seriously. Lulu and Whiskey, they come to visit me, like, here in the office, a special day out. Sometimes I walk them around down by the beach, and they always look at the dogs, and the dogs look at them. Yeah, absolutely. What happens if they drop a steamer here? So what? They just clean it up. I'm not worried about it. Arnold. Let me show you around a little bit. I came into California for the weekend, and while I'm still going back and forth, I mean, Tulsa came for months, so it's great to be back and then catch up a little bit. This is the famous Conan sword. This is it? Yeah, this is it. It's 11 pounds. No, this is not the shoot. This is just a cut. Show the plate. Oh, I see. I'm getting Conan lessons. Even though we were very adversarial when we were younger because we were competitive, it became something we realized we're incredibly alike, cut from the same claws. Now that is a selfie. And now I love the guy. Since Halloween is coming up, I got two pumpkins, so I thought it would be funny for us to do it together right here. Since you're here. I've done a lot of extreme things in my life. I've gone over waterfalls, I've jumped in front of a tank, I've done horse stunts, but I've never done anything quite as extreme and dangerous as carving a pumpkin with Conan. Wait. Yes! I'll be done by the time you get the head off. Rip your braids off. There's a reason I play Rambo. I'm sloppy. This is the way I write a screenplay. Just go for it. No. That's like my mouth. Okay, guys. Turn out the lights. Let's create drama. Yeah. Un-freaking-believable. That was really scary. Thank you, brother. Thank you. Donkey, come here, boy. Hey, don't be an ass. Hello. Come on over here, John. Ugly bastard, that donkey. Bring Lassie and take a seat. Bring Lassie. So, Henry, what are you up to, man? Are you, like... About five, six and a half. There was this movie called Lords of Flatbush, and there's this one guy playing Butchie, and his name is Henry Winkler. I'm gonna do something wonderful with my life, and I owe it all to you. And we couldn't be more opposite. He's a Yale graduate intellectual. Me, I'm a graduate of What's the Matter, You? All right, I brought you guys here on this momentous occasion because I think the house is now sold, so this is my true farewell. To California? Unbelievable. Henry Winkler is very important in my life. I never thought in a million years I would head out west, and he kind of, like, came to the rescue almost 50 years ago. First time we landed in L.A., my car broke down almost in front of his apartment. On Sunset Boulevard, you said, I need help, so we put all of your clothes into my car, and I drove you to the apartment you rented on El Camino. I brought him up to my apartment, and I said, see these? All this scribbling here? This is gonna be worth a fortune someday. I'm gonna sell these as movies. And I take it to ABC. And I called you, and I said, here's the good news. We have sold the script, but they want to replace the writer. Ha ha ha! It's gonna be hard to leave Henry and Al and all my friends, especially the pizza joint. I don't know if I'm ever coming back here again. It's just kind of bittersweet sad. Right, I understand. Moving is pretty traumatic. Right. How do we make new friends out of this? Yeah, I wouldn't worry about it. I do. It's not easy for me to leave California. That's where I got my start. That's where I got my break. I have a lot of memories. Mao said that every seven years you have to have a revolution in your life. That's what you created. There you go. Don't hit me! Ow! I got you. He always hits me. I'm taking the mitts off. When I'm going to feel like you're deserted here, you're always welcome to come down. Yes. I think you could use a chase, you know what I mean? Bang! Bang! I loved boxing as a kid. Little did I know that 25 years later, boxing would change my entire universe forever. Because boxing is about fighting. Fighting against overwhelming odds. Guess what? Welcome to life. Oh my god, the Mr. Gorilla. Come over here. Why don't you have any gloves on? I see him hitting you and I don't like it. I wrote a screenplay called Homefront starring Frank Gorilla. He was the bad guy. You got five seconds before I drill your skull into this table in Antigua. You understand me? He's as crazy as I am. Real badass. Last time I saw you, you were holding your back. How are you feeling? I thought I was going to be okay. You know, I had my back operation, which you should never do your own stunts. And now I have to have another one this Thursday because my legs are numb. That's why I like to bounce around in here. But if you feel like you're going to drop... You're still moving. I'm still moving okay. But that's called like movie, movie. I know, I know. So they're going to go in and do a little drilling again. There's something kind of romantic about doing your own stunts. There's something very unromantic about after doing your own stunts. Here we go again. It's back operation season. You really think it's from doing your own stunts? You know what it is? I did stupid stuff. I was directing Expendables. And like an idiot, I'm doing take ten, take ten. I'll never forget what I was doing. One body slam, and I could actually feel bang. Stone Cold Steve Austin when he got slammed to the wall. That started it all. And Steve knew because he had done it too. And I'll never forget Steve going, oh. I saw his face. He went like, he fell. Really? Oh, he fell. I never recovered from Expendables once. After that film, I was literally physically never the same. So I warn people, don't do your own stunts. But anyway, if they ever need a remake of The Hunchback of Notre Dame, I'm ready. Listen, I think you look great. I'm a baller nurse. I just can't believe this. But we're at the gift shop. I mean, how many people get to come face to face with the Pope and have him bless our family? I mean, this is a dream come true. We're so nervous. What if we say the wrong thing? How do we properly greet him? And I have this nervous pee thing. The family was just not prepared at all. I'm back. All I'm thinking in my head is, go smoothly. Go smoothly. Thank you. So good to meet you. This is my wife. Good morning. My daughters. Three. Thank you. And my brother Frank. Well, thank you very much for taking time out of your busy days. We appreciate this very much. Thank you. We grew up with your films. Ready? We box. My dad starts shadowboxing the Pope. Are you kidding me? For some inexplicable reason my fist come up like, he sort of does the same thing and I'm going, I peed. Meeting the Pope was unbelievable. Inside planning, this was such a special thing he did for me. It was a beautiful moment. Bye-bye. Thank you. Look at this. Pope wants to fight me. He's not going to be in Rock in time.