The ‘Cobra Kai’ star ‘covers a’ completely different ‘life inspired by the West in Nashville

“Cobra Kai” The star Martin Kova finds a balance between Los Angeles and Nashville.

“I wanted space. At that moment I wanted a ranch. I’m really big on Westerners and everything. I wanted to have horses again and wanted to have some space,” Fox News Digital Croeds told Fox News.

But he admitted that Nashville was “too cold” for him, even growing up in a “listener” in Brooklyn.

“I don’t think anyone in California really knows how great it is to live here because of the weather. And you are moving to another place. It’s not the same,” he said, adding, “I have to see the beach, I miss it a lot in Nashville.

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The steps, which lives in a “strange” area outside the city, added:, it is very interesting. It’s completely different [way] Living in New York, living in Los Angeles. And then live [in Nashville]. I have deer running around my property and a lot of birds. And I’m sitting there with a cigarette watching the Westerners, you know, it’s okay. It’s fun. And my kids come out a lot. But I come here a lot because you need regeneration to be in the cosmopolitan area. I have to go to the theater here more. “

The 78-year-old also shared his sympathies with victims Los Angeles wildlife This devastated the neighborhood of the Pacific Palisades and Altaden.

“I don’t think anyone in California really knows how great it is to live here because of the weather. And you are moving to second place. That’s not the same.”

– Martin Kove

“I felt so much for people who lost houses in the fire because I had a ranch in Agouri in ’78. [Hills]. It was my first estate that I had ever bought. And I lost it all in the fire, “the Kova said.” And I had a chainsaw and a tennis racket to my name in my car. That was it. Everything was gone. And I was in Hollywood for two or three years. And all my souvenirs and all [were gone]. But I know how it is because I renewed. “

He continued, “You know, and a few of my good friends lost home. And that’s a tough game. A really tough game.”

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Kove has created a career in Hollywood in the last five decades, often playing a hard guy, like his antagonist owner Dojo of John Kreese “Karate Child”, The role he reprinted in the Netflix Spinoff series “Cobra Kai”.

Because the last season was aired only on Netflix, the “Cagney and Lacey” star revealed that people connected with the original film and Spinoff in different ways.

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“The film became popular because one of three things happened. The children identified themselves with a romance they had as a teenager who failed, or were harassed, or were fish from a water situation where their parents traveled a lot, and They appeared in different districts during their life. I’ve been discussing this for weeks, the very fact that the writers write so well is great. The very fact that the three of us look the same as 35 years ago, you know?

He continued, “And the kids look at him, and then parents say,” Hey, do you want to see what we were refused on, what did we love about these characters? “And these are the same characters as Billy [William Zabka]Ralph [Macchio] and I. ”

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“So parents take children, children watch the movie. The bottom line is, they loved the movie, and now the parents hook themselves on the TV series. So you have all these little ones [phenomenal] Things, these elements of success that people and pictures and TV series long for such chemistry. ”

The steps deeply appreciate the writing of his character, who is cruel to William in the movie Empire and Young Ralph Macchia charactersbut in “Cobra Kai.

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“I didn’t want to get involved in the show, unless they wrote my character with vulnerability and onions and emotional colors. I wasn’t interested in a guy from” Karate Kid, “he explained.” And they succeeded. They did everything I wanted. “

He avoided Spoiler, but he described the fate of his character, saying, “It is amazing. I saw her on the big screen and everyone cried. Redemption and the structure of vulnerability. It is great for everyone, but primarily for this guy who is, in the early days , a monster. “

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Although he often played the physical imposition of characters, Kove said, except for some childhood cases, he was never in the fight in his adult life.

“Because I didn’t ask for a fight, I’m certainly not afraid. But I just never found him. I always find good points in people.”

But he found himself in a ticklish situation while working with Sylvester StalloneHe played with “Rambo: First Blood Part II” in 1985.

As they were filming in Acapulac, the Kove recalled, “The girls would belong to Sly and ask them to dance,” Will you dance with me? “And he would say no, because obvious reasons … and Sly was cursed when he danced with her and he was cursed if not [because] a boyfriend would appear is[ay]’What is the matter? You’re too good to dance with my girlfriend? ‘And that would turn into a fight. “

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“But they were always throwing the first blow. They were always anxious second,” he added, noting that security helped Stallone leave that bar raising him over his head.

Stallone and Kova also shared a manager in their early days, and their first movie together was the “Death of the 2000 Race” from 1975, during which Stallone worked on the scenario for His breakthrough movie “Rocky”.

The steps remembered that he had visited him in the trailer and saw him from the script. “I said,” Well, what are you doing? And he said, “I’m trying to make this boxing movie.” And that was 1975, February. So, within a year and a half, Sly was a legend. “

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“And it took me a little longer,” he joked, remembering that when they later worked together on the “Rambo” continuation, “we had a ball.”

The last episodes of “Cobra Kai” are now flowing on the Netflix.