Sylvester Stallone talks family to Australian Magazine Woman's Day

Family counts more than work.

"You figure out that it's not your work and successes that count, but the kind of life you make for yourself and the people who know you."

A better father at 50?

Sylvester has two older sons, Seargeoh ("Seth"), 27 and Sage, 30, but thinks that he has been a better father to his girls; "I make a much better father and husband now than I could have earlier...I sometimes think all men should wait till they're 50 to settle down."

Are boys or girls easier?

Sylvester doesn't say, but he does tell Woman's Day that "girls are very different to bringing up boys!"

What has he taught his daughters about men and life?

"I do actually teach them to be very, very cautious, to be a little suspicious in life, not take things at face value. But more importantly to try to be incredibly gracious, they've been born extremely lucky. Right now the road is just paved with no bumps in it."

Read more about Stallone's challenge in raising his daughters, in this previous post.

Source: Woman's Day, Feb 16th 2007

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