Sylvester Stallone has revealed that he once worked as a cleaner at the Central Park Zoo, a job he took on while struggling to make ends meet before achieving fame in Hollywood. The actor shared the anecdote during an interview with CBS correspondent Tracy Smith, describing it as one of the "wildest gigs" he undertook during his early career.
Stallone explained that he took on a series of odd jobs to support himself during the period before he became a recognized name in the film industry. The experience of cleaning lion cages at the zoo stands out as a particularly memorable part of his pre-fame employment history.
The conversation forms part of a broader discussion between the actor and Smith, which will be featured on the program "CBS Sunday Morning." Viewers are encouraged to watch more of their conversation this weekend to hear additional details from the Hollywood legend.
Stallone’s account highlights the humble beginnings of his career, contrasting his current status as a global icon with the manual labor he performed in New York City’s famous park. The story serves as a reminder of the diverse paths individuals may take while pursuing success in the entertainment industry.
<small>Source: CBS News — read the original story there.</small>
