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CBS News Entertainment reports that Sylvester Stallone wrote the screenplay for Rocky in three and a half days, a feat he attributed to what he called "divine guidance" during his interview with Tracy Smith. The 1976 film would go on to become a landmark in American cinema, but its origin story now carries an unexpected spiritual dimension from its creator. Stallone's candor about supernatural assistance in the creative process places him among a notable minority in Hollywood willing to discuss faith in public forums.
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