🎬🤵 Sylvester Stallone Reunites with The Lords of Flatbush Co-star Henry Winkler for Filming of The Family Stallone - 49 Years after the Release of the 1974 Film! #SylvesterStallone

Tuesday’s filming of The Family Stallone in Beverly Hills included Sylvester Stallone posing dapperly with comic Jon Lovitz and co-star Henry Winkler from The Lords of Flatbush.

The renowned Happy Days star, 77, and SNL veteran and actor Lovitz, 66, were both welcomed by the 77-year-old acting giant with glee.

During the reality show filming, Stallone stood with his friends at Mulberry Street Pizzeria while sporting a patterned shirt and pants.

In the iconic coming-of-age movie from 1974, Winkler and Stallone played homeless teens from Brooklyn.

One of the two actors’ earliest performances before they catapulted to success was in the film. Winkler was The Fonz in Happy Days (1973), and Stallone appeared in the Rocky film series (1976).

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Iconic: Sylvester Stallone looked dapper as he posed with his The Lords of Flatbush co-star Henry Winkler and comedian Jon Lovitz as the trio filmed The Family Stallone in Beverly Hills on Tuesday

Now and then: The acting icon, 77, was delighted as he embraced the legendary Ha

“Spending a great afternoon with my very, very long time friend Henry Winkler,” Stallone posted on Instagram. Jon Lovitz is a fantastic actor, a lovely guy, and my extremely gifted brother, the Frankster, is hilarious!

After 25 years of marriage, Stallone and his wife Jennifer Flavin startled the public last August when they revealed they were divorcing.

But in a stunning 180-degree turn of events, it became clear that, having resolved their differences, they had chosen to retry their marriage.

Rather than saying goodbye, the two “made the decision to get together at home, where they conversed and were able to resolve their differences.” “They are both very happy,” his representative said to PageSix.

Sistine, 24, Sophia Rose, 26, and Scarlet Rose, 20, who all appear on the reality show The Family Stallone, are the couple’s daughters.

Over forty years ago, Stallone made his Hollywood debut as the Italian American boxer Rocky Balboa, who came from South Philadelphia’s streets. The Rocky movies would eventually bring in close to $2 billion at the box office.

The rights to Stallone’s well-known persona are not his own. Stallone created the screenplay for Rocky and appeared as the struggling boxer in all six Rocky movies as well as the Creed movies.

Rocky received positive reviews from critics when it debuted in 1976. Nine Academy Awards were given to the movie, and it won three of them, including the coveted Best Picture. Producer of all the Rocky movies as well as the recently released spin-offs of Creed, Irwin Winkler.

Stallone and Winkler got into a full-fledged legal battle last year for the rights to the venerable boxing movie franchise.

In a series of social media posts, Stallone blasted Winkler and his entire family for “controlling” the Creed and Rocky movies, calling it the “real Rocky horror show.”

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