Notre Dame Alum Kyle Rudolph: How Joe Montana Ruined “Fabricated” ‘Rudy’ Movie | The Rich Eisen Show
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Vikings tight end Kyle Rudolph and Rich Eisen discuss the state of Notre Dame football and how much validity there is to the movie “Rudy.”
Can’t we just watch a movie and enjoy it.
Bitterness, jealousy and narcissistic behavior will not allow it.
He said he was a Wolverine. Would you expect class?
@@dustinnichols658 😂
Not if Joe Montana has anything to do with it!!
@@jhn146Aseriously. And not to mention all the kids that were inspired or motivated by the movie. Even the fictional parts.
I remember Mike Anello! My brother and I actually got autographed pictures of him for Christmas one year; we were so ecstatic. As a "cornerback", he wouldn't have been able to cover anybody to save his life, but as a punt gunner, the guy was scrappy enough to actually make some decent tackles over the course of his career.
It's not Fabrication it's just Hollywood. Name one movie based on a true story that was 100 percent accurate and wasn't embellished or somewhat distorted from fact.
Difference between embellishment and entirely fraudulent. The coach was a popular guy. The players didn't really like Rudy and certainly didnt threaten to quit the team. He only played because it was senior day and everyone played. He did not get a solo sack. It was assisted with multiple other guys against a team's backups. Rudy was also offsides so it was an illegal play. No one chanted his name because no cared about him. The carrying him off the field was mocking him. Those aren't embellishments. They're outright lies. Even Sean Astin has insinuated it was all bullshit. And then Rudy went on to show he's a liar by committing securities fraud.
@user-te2zq6tb9k well clearly you feel offended by it. That doesnt answer my question. I asked if there is a single movie based on true story that is void of fiction and all you did was go on a rant about one story.
no prison, a fine: "In 2011, Ruettiger was charged with securities fraud in connection with his role as Chairman of Rudy Beverage, Inc. The government alleged a pump-and-dump scheme. A settlement of the case required Ruettiger to pay $382,866 in fines."
Ever notice that the fine is just a small fraction of how much these white-collar criminals actually stole?
Still a criminal. He pleaded guilty to securities fraud.
It's not a fraud It's just great uplifting football story
It's a stupid story and Rudy dumped everything to fulfill a stupid dream.
A cornerback that was not going to play was the actual player to ask coach Devine to let Rudy dress in his place. That guys son played for the Irish and wore Rudy's 45 all four seasons at Notre Dame. I heard alot of Notre Dame players that played with Dan Ruttiger are just bitter, that Dan got any attention with the movie and all, to include the Golics and Montana. Rudolph sounds a bit jaded too. Oh well.
Very true. I heard an interview by Notre Dames Running Back at that time. N he sounded jelous at the fact that Rudy got carried off the field that last game, even tho he had 2 or 3 TDs in that game. So I agree with u. People get bitter about stuff like that
I'm not saying I don't believe you, but I cannot find the story about the cornerback.. I believe you because it makes total sense. We all knew the truth about the whole jersey lay down scene. They didn't have to ruin it for the kids though. Some people just miss the point, or they are just that vain.
The thing is where at the end of the movie he made a sack. That happened. There is game film of that and a radio call synced to that. No way to deny that. Being carried off the field on players shoulders, that happened. There's a photo of that happening. The only other thing that people had a gripe was making Dan Devine into a villian
haters, obviously rudy is fabricated to make it a film but the story is all true the meat and bones of the story is pure.
Agreed…the story is TRUE..unfortunately there are people out there who are jealous of someone who doesn’t have their talent being so famous and respected
@@happygilmore5591 Joe Montana was who said the story was largely fabricated…doubt Montana was jealous of the real life Rudy
He played for two plays in one game. That’s about all that’s true. The real story was not inspirational.
@patrock Thomas dudes 5’6 and he walked onto
Norte Dame. Never watched the movie but that’s pretty dope.
@@patrickthomas8890 Yeah! That’s why it was so unpopular! Hahaha.
What are you? Joe Montana’s sister?
Why would you expose the truth like this, and trash on him? Do certain players that were on that team that year, have absolutely zero understanding of the impact of the movie had on kids? The impact it still could have on kids? It was motivational AF for me when I was a kid. Accuracy in a sports movie is not a big deal, when you're trying to get a message across, which they did. Perseverance, heart, determination, etc.
Why should the truth have to be "exposed"? Tell the truth to begin with and you don't have a problem. To Hollywoodize it and present it as the truth is the problem.
@@thehaughtcorner You said it best, but once you set a story like that, you don't go ruin it. Because, like I said before, kids may look up to it for inspiration. That's a good thing. But I agree that the true story should have been told from the beginning. "Greater" (Brian Burlsworth) would have been a better movie to blow up like Rudy, since it's not very sensationalized at all. Most everything in that movie is true.
The movie never claims to be completely true. It’s “based” on a true story. Movies are just that…movies.
exactly 💯
Actually, there is a youtube video interview with four starters on the 1974 ND team, and they all agree that the film was largely truthful and accurate.
Sounds like slander to me. Kyle Rudolph isn't as famous as Rudy 😂
They are haters
Rudy is a legend! Great movie. This old dude talking sucks
Rudy isn't a fraud, the writer and director are at fault. Sean Asten isn't it fault either.
You can't fight Rudy! That would be like punching Santa!
Next they’re gonna say Batman isn’t true,
He says alot of Rudys came thru Notre Dame but only one carried off the field since 1975..... I think there is middle ground between Hollywood and Kyle and Rich here
Yes he did.
Marc Edward's is the only other ND player to get carried off the field. ND just doesn't do something so significant for a laugh, they did it with for the pride of the little jerk who helped push them to be better.
Exactly. Hollywood added some things that didn't happen. That doesn't discredit the things that actually did happen, that are in the movie. Montana and Rudolph don't seem to understand that, or this host.
Kyle Rudolph...Elder H.S. in Cincinnati.
Nati is home, and I never knew that lol
Rich, my favorite sports movie is Hoosiers. I'm from Kentucky. You have to understand the movie means something different to everyone who watches it. I saw my dad in Gene Hackman's role. That's not the coach of Hickory for me. It's my Dad. Make it your own Rich.
Yeah, most of the movie was BS (anyone who doesn't see that is stupid) but the kid had a dream and made it happen . . . kind of.
I bet he thinks Darkest Hour (2017) is the most historically accurate World War II movie 😂😂😂 he probably thinks the king actually hated Winston Churchill, that Winston Churchill woke up and immediately started drinking Scotch, etc. People who start saying fraud, about a movie that's obviously been doctored by Hollywood, Don't seem to be very bright. So, he probably would believe that movie is historically accurate. Spoiler: It gets about a one 1 of 10 on the accuracy scale. Wildly inaccurate, but, super entertaining, and they got some parts of Winston Churchill right.
First it’s a movie, second I would be embarrassed saying your a New Yorker.
Joe Montana is our NFL "Rudy"
How is his story still not inspirational?
Mike Golic Senior was there upwards of 10 years after the Eudy Game. Joe Kontana is apparently keeps in touch with Rudy as well. Love to Kyle Rudoph, but Tyler Eifert was a much better tight end than him. Had Tyler not had glass bones and paper skin, he'd of gotten a number of more Pro-Bowls. Plus, Michael Mayer just crushed both them out the water. ND is Tight End U though. Still Rudy was not offsides, and although he was a bit of a dick, the vast majority of the story is true.
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Kyle and I go way back! jk, I talked to him once at an autograph signing. Times like now, I think, I talked to him'!
Who’s Kyle Rudolph anyways?
who is Kyle again? Not memorable at all.
Haters gonna hate.
These people are so detached from reality, and completely missed the point of the entire movie. Because yes, there was a moral to the story. They didn't pay attention to anything
Those films not actually sports my guy, no need for such intense analysis. Don’t get too upset when you find out Pulp Fiction is a fake. Also Hosiers are in the Big10 that’s conference foe.
Thats a fact I’m in Indy and I.U. Is in the big 10.
@@kevinz0681Hoosiers wasn't about I.U.
@@darklion53I could be wrong, but I don't think that's the point he was trying to make.
Kyle Rudolph is not a real Notre Dame alum
Montana did not have great numbers at ND
He's still one of only two QBs to win an NCAA championship and a Super Bowl, though.
Love Rudy so much, you're gonna try and put down one of the greatest qb to ever play. F Rudy. Stupid movie, stupid story, stupid character.
Pathetic commentary from a host very few people have ever heard of. Rudy story is world famous. If you can't say something good about someone...
Someone was a little butt hurt that their Hollywood movie wasn’t completely true
@@NewtBannner Hi Newt!
@@NewtBannnerWe all know it wasn't completely true, that Hollywood added things that didn't happen, and that it was slightly sensationalized. Anybody over the age of 15 realizes that. or at least at the time, I'm not sure about this generation. But the little kids? They'll be inspired, because when I was a little kid and thought all of it was true, it was very motivating. especially being a kid who played multiple team sports.
Just cause its a movie dont make it not true
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He’s just mad that Notre Dame is ranked higher than Michigan and gets waaayyyy more attention :-)
Rudy was my favorite movie. But the CFO for my company went to Notre Dame in the '80s. He said he was a TOTAL dick. So the movie was ruined for me long ago.
You judge someone you’ve never met off of another person telling you about them?
@@njay4399 That was just ONE story I've heard. Joe Montana thinks he's a self-absorbed prick too. And the movie is inaccurate.
One or two people? No. MOST PEOPLE that know him? Yes.
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And so now YOU know most people who know him! Hahaha
Well he was a practice squad member, and he could always played at 100%, and some of the starters and second stringers really didn't like that. That doesn't make him an a******. That makes the other guys mentally weak. Probably would have called Tim Tebow and a******. He was the same way in practice, but I guess him being a starter makes things different. 🙄
@@chucks3635"trust me bro" 😂
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In real life I hear Rudy drank and did drugs constantly.
He’s catholic. What do you expect? Lol
In real life, I heard you’re a girl!
@@chucks3635 😂
He drank beer like every other legal male at the time. It was a different time. He couldn't have used drugs, because this is Notre Dame we're talking about, and cheapo, poor Alabama (insanely poor at the time; nothing like today) did drug tests under Bryant in the late 60's. Ara Parseghian and Dan Devine would have definitely caught him if he was using drugs. This was the '70s, at Rich Notre Dame.
i dont understand the interest in rudy.....oh,he worked so hard to get his dream of playing notre dame football......what,for 2 plays ?
Then I guess you don’t understand having a dream and everyone tells you that it is impossible and that you should forget about it and then you prove them wrong! It is not about playing for only 2 plays. It is about getting to play, when everybody tells you that it is impossible!!!
@@josephgallo3241 You’re talking to someone who has meatloaf for a brain.
@@josephgallo3241stupid dream.
It's amazing how so many people forget the simple part of the story, an undersized player who hung in there to get a chance to play. Seems that everyone wants to prove everything wrong these days.@@josephgallo3241