Why is Rocky's son older in Rocky 5?
Rocky Krakoff, who played Rocky's son in that film, and Sage Stallone were both born in 1976, meaning they would have been 14 when this film came out. That means Rocky's son would've aged five years from the time Rocky went to Russia and came back.
Sage Stallone had appeared in a number of films, most notably with his father in 1990's “Rocky V,” playing the title character's son, Rocky Balboa Jr., and in the 1996 disaster movie “Daylight,” in which Sylvester Stallone starred as a hero leading an escape from a New York tunnel collapse and his son played a prison ...
We later learn in Creed that he no longer lives in Philly. Adonis Johnson Creed asks Rocky about his son. Rocky explains that he moved to Vancouver with his girlfriend and got a good job there. Rocky says that he moved because he was tired of being remembered as just Rocky Balboa's son, that was just a rumour.
The events of Rocky V took place a year after Rocky IV which makes it 1986 when the Balboa family lost their fortune and moved back to South Philly and Rocky began training Tommy Gunn. Rocky was about 40 in Rocky V.
In 1986 Rocky was diagnosed with it but did not get a second opinion as Adrian begged him to stop fighting. In 2005 at the age of 59, he finally had his brain scanned with much updated equipment and found that the extent of the damage was not as serious as first thought.
In an exclusive interview, Shire explained to "Access Hollywood" that her character, Adrian, is not in the latest Rocky film because she and Sylvester Stallone decided that it would be best if Rocky had a longing and loss as a widower. The interview will air on Dec.
Robert was born in Rocky II and supported his father in Rocky III and Rocky IV. The most notable evolution of their relationship came in Rocky V when they started to grow apart; this was the direct result of Robert being jealous of Tommy Gunn and the attention that Rocky was giving him.
Inspired once again by the memory of his beloved Adrian, 60-year-old ROCKY BALBOA comes out of retirement to fight the current world champion, an arrogant kid called Mason "The Line" Dixon (Antonio Carver), who embodies a business that's notoriously corrupt and dulled by mediocre talents.
“Robert Balboa, Jr.” Born on May 5, 1976, Sage Moonblood Stallone is the eldest of Sylvester Stallone's four children and portrayed Rocky Balboa's son in the fifth sequel.
Robert was born in Rocky II and supported his father in Rocky III and Rocky IV. The most notable evolution of their relationship came in Rocky V when they started to grow apart; this was the direct result of Robert being jealous of Tommy Gunn and the attention that Rocky was giving him.
Who played Rocky's son in Rocky IV?
| Sage Stallone | |
|---|---|
| Born | Sage Moonblood StalloneMay 5, 1976 Los Angeles, California, U.S. |
| Died | July 13, 2012 (aged 36) Studio City, California, U.S. |
| Resting place | Westwood Village Memorial Park Cemetery, Westwood Village, California, U.S. |
| Education | Montclair Preparatory School |
| Rocky Balboa The Italian Stallion | |
|---|---|
| Children | Robert Balboa Jr. (son) |
| Relatives | Paulie Pennino (brother-in-law; deceased) Logan Balboa (grandson) Amara Creed (goddaughter) Donnie Creed (surrogate nephew) Amara Creed (surrogate great-niece) |
| Religion | Catholicism |
| Nationality | American |
Milo Ventimiglia as Rocky Balboa Jr.: Rocky's estranged son, who moved to Vancouver in the period between Rocky Balboa and Creed and is now a father himself.
