Frank Stallone

Yeah, we did.

We traveled a lot because he was always touring.

We married in 79, a year after we met.

And we split up in, I guess, close to 85.

But then we didn't actually divorce for about...

Seven or eight more years.

Oh, my God.

Oh, if I had seen him looking like that, I would never have gone out with him.

That's so funny that you say that because I went to a dinner.

Do you remember an agent named Swifty Lazar?

Yeah, with the huge glasses.

Yes.

Well, I was at a party of his.

And I was with my friend, Tina Sinatra, and George.

George and I had split up, but we still were pals, and we'd sometimes go out together.

And Rod was sitting at the table, and that's kind of the first time I really met him or said hello to him.

And then the next day he had his gay assistant, Tony Toon, call me and say, you know, Rod would really like to take you out.

And I said, doesn't he know how to use the phones here in America?

Because, you know, generally guys call a woman and ask them out themselves.

So, you know, I wasn't going to go out with some guy who's having his assistant call me up.