In 1982, Mr. Kotcheff directed “First Blood,” the movie in which Sylvester ... Mr. Stallone warned Mr. Kotcheff that the scene would anger audiences after the physical ordeal that Rambo ...

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It wasn’t until the winter of 1982-83 that the turkey bug bit ... Check out our collection of old Outdoor Life covers. The only way to cross it and not be seen was to first hike a couple of hundred ...

Kotcheff’s most commercially successful film was 1982’s “First Blood,” which introduced the world to John Rambo and launched a classic franchise. Despite the film’s success, Kotcheff ...

Prolific Canadian-born filmmaker Ted Kotcheff, who directed the films “First Blood,” “Weekend at Bernie’s,” “Wake in Fright,” “The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz,” “Fun With ...

Made for about $16 million, First Blood (1982) grossed more than $125 million worldwide ($317 million today), gave Stallone his first post-Rocky hit and spawned three sequels — none of which ...

Ted Kotcheff, the versatile, two-time Palme d’Or nominee who directed more than two dozen movies including First Blood, Weekend at Bernie’s, Fun with Dick and Jane, North Dallas Forty and Wake ...

Ted Kotcheff, director of First Blood and Weekend at Bernie’s, died Thursday, as reported by Canadian publisher the Globe and Mail. He was 94. His death was confirmed by his family, though no ...

Made for about $16 million, First Blood (1982) grossed more than $125 million worldwide ($317 million today), gave Stallone his first post-Rocky hit and spawned three sequels — none of which Kotcheff ...

“First Blood” was a box office hit in 1982 and led to four movies with the Rambo character. Mr. Kotcheff turned down a chance to be part of them. “They offered me the first sequel, and after ...