Cobra Kai proves this guy has range as an actor. It's sad he was typecast as a bully in his prime. Well, it's never too late to achieve success!! Im glad he's getting all the success he deserves with Cobra Kai now
Can't believe they made him look like the a-hole in this movie. I do agree though his acting is above par. I just hate seeing his role as the bad guy though.
So Johnny Lawrence got embarrassed so hard by Daniel Larusso, that he moved to another city and high school and legally changed his name to Greg... But learned nothing and forgot Karate 😐
If Greg called Johnny a pussy he would kick his ass and then beat his friends with help from his friends. Zabka does great in this film too but in my opinion Johnny would own Greg anytime.
Zabka would be 20 years old here.I remember seeing a movie 🎦 with him in it from 1995, called,The Power ⛮ Within, he was about 30 years old. And. naturally, he was a villain in this movie as well!!
During the final fight scene in Karate Kid between Johnny & Daniel, Billy's mum was an extra as one of the audiences. She cried for real when the other extras had to booed him after he's supposed to play dirty against Ralph/Daniel. She also tried to convince other extras that Billy is actually a good boy & not a bully.
That's one that I never understood why William was always cast as the bully for films he was never cast as any other type of character even though he has a lot of talent. You know it's just like the actor who played Mini-Me before he died he was talking about the exact same thing how he was only casted for characters that required small people that he was never casted as any other part except for that. You know it's just like with Chris Farley he was always casted as characters who were overweight and who were high out of their mind and you wonder why Chris Farley died from an overdose. Anybody is capable of playing any character but the fact that we just label People based on characters they played in the past that's pretty degrading on the actor and actress it can really f****** your self-esteem
It's called typecasting and it's always been a problem in the industry, especially once a performer is known as a certain character. Some performers are lucky and are able to break out of the typecasting and get other kinds of roles while some have a harder time of it. Before his death, Robin Williams had trouble being recognized as a serious actor as well as a comedic actor until "Good Will Hunting" even though he did do some serious movies before that. Jim Carrey also did at least serious movies that I'm aware of which I have seen 2 of and still have to see the third. I enjoyed the two serious movies I saw and thought he was really good in them, but they bombed in the theater (most likely because people expected a comedy instead of a drama). I think part of the problem with typecasting is the general public because for a lot of people; when they see a performer's name on the cast list, they presume the movie is a certain genre. Take Dwayne Johnson for example. If someone sees his name on the cast list and doesn't know much else about the movie (I know that's less likely now than in the 1990s or earlier because most people have some kind of internet access even if it's just on their phones), are they more likely to think of it being an action movie or a comedy where he has to be a tooth fairy or a comedy where he's taking care of a kid and does ballet?
@@Actrs12B When you get typecast in a certain type of role its probably a good idea to take a risk on a smaller movie that will help people see you in a new light. Even if that role doesn't pay as much as the typecasted role. Sometimes you just have to bet on yourself and do the thing that's a better long term decision..
@@joemckim1183, I agree with you and I have always disliked that typecasting was a thing because I think a lot of performers would rather be known as a versatile actor rather than a specific type of character. I have had a fascination with the entertainment industry since I was a kid so I started researching it when I was in 5th grade (in the mid 1980s). Even though I don't like that typecasting exists, I admit that I've had times myself where I saw a name on the cast list and presumed it was a certain type of movie. That happened when "Showgirls" came out. The only thing I knew about it was Elizabeth Berkeley was in it. Since I was only familiar with her from "Saved by the Bell" and I knew the term showgirl basically meant someone who performed in musicals, I thought the movie was going to be something along the lines of "A Chorus Line". Lol
@@Actrs12B Well that was Berkley's attempt at breaking out of type casting but she did such a bad job of acting she actually proved why typecasting was a thing.
_The world has gone mad today_ _And good's bad today_ _And black's white today_ _And day's night today_ _When most guys today_ _That women prize today_ _Are just silly gigolos_
I think I read something online where he was also supposed to be the bully in Better Off Dead (the guy that ski'd against John Cusack), but he had a conflict, which may have actually been this movie iirc.
I've been calling people chump stains since I heard it in this movie. Strange thing about memory, I knew it was from an 80s high school flick, but was certain it was Craig Scheffer who said it.
@@mitchellcohen3444 Perhaps it was like the 2016 presidential election, when many people told public opinion pollsters that they 'disapproved' of Trump (who was being dragged by the press) but voted for him anyway in the privacy of the voting booth.
Her name is Joyce Hyser and in this movie she's disguised as a boy. The name of this movie is "Just One of the Guys". I agree, she does look like Ralph Macchio.
Yeah I think it was just a jock prop. A way to make him an Alpha Beta asshole type without grinding down the plot by depicting things like sports and fraternities.
I met him once in a convention..William and Martin Cove are the most class act celebrities I ever met. They are very nice. They just portrayed their roles perfectly.
Cobra Kai proves this guy has range as an actor. It's sad he was typecast as a bully in his prime. Well, it's never too late to achieve success!! Im glad he's getting all the success he deserves with Cobra Kai now
There was an episode of How I met your mother that explained what William Zabka's life has been like in public after playing bullies.
@@OscarMPG1 yeah saw that. Funny as hell. Poor guy gets booed by his own mom in that episode 😂
Can't believe they made him look like the a-hole in this movie. I do agree though his acting is above par. I just hate seeing his role as the bad guy though.
This character seems no different to Johnny Lawrence tbh
Also in Cobra Kai, Johnny has become the most balanced fighter of the OGs (probably second to Chozen)
William Zabka: In the 80s, I was a bad guy in every movie.
Somehow, there was always popcorn
Lmao
@@misstina1986
LOL
But imo bad guys is the BEST guys 😏😋👌
not in karate kid. daniel stole his girl
This is an 80’s underrated classic.
This movie and Three O'clock High
again wwith that word lol
greg is literally hilarious bro the way he puts the spaghetti on the dudes shoulder and "no i wanna buy him an ice cream" 😭😂
And this was the last generation where high school kids looked like they were 35.
Nah, this was still five years before BH 90210 and they were actually damn near 30 lol.
4:16 The guy in red looks 35 + 10 🤣
@@siamsa69 At least the girl pretending to be a dude looked more macho than Jason Priestley.
What about Glee?
No, real high schoolers looked like they were in their 30s even in the early 2000s.
He was even a Johnny Character in the movie.
Billy Zabka, the best in this kind of role in movie history! We need him today more than ever!!
Johnny couldn't beat a Kid in 84 so now he picked on a female boy lol
billy ? william*
@@chrisostreicher9798 you do know bill and billy are short for William right? 😂 Jesus Christ
You did not just do him like that 💀
@@tylerricker230 why
So Johnny Lawrence got embarrassed so hard by Daniel Larusso, that he moved to another city and high school and legally changed his name to Greg... But learned nothing and forgot Karate 😐
And then he moved back to All Valley, got his identity back and became a depressed drunk, leading the events of Cobra Kai.
Omg xddd
@@kjdee140 Then a year later he joined the swimming team and lost.
He just beats up people in the whole scenes lmfao
I wonder if they had him in this because the woman looked like Daniel from Karate kid
Yeah, maybe. Sandy said Terry looks like Karate Kid. Zabka is playing a bully like he did in KK. What other KK references are there in this movie?
Early meta reference
@@alvexok5523 Why were there so many Blonde Villains in the 80’s *like* Karate-Kid,Stand By Me,Rocky 4,BTTF.
I said the same thing. As she crossdressed and the voice heck yeah she does.
2:37 Williams reaction is so fkn funny🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
awww, he's so cute ♡ he has my heart, I can't do anything against it
i just met him, he is the sweetest person ever 🥹
Who William ?
@@DannyBoii_4786 yes
LUCKY
@@victorianazario6358 how did u meet him?
Sure you did
Greg’s prom outfit looks like Miguel’s
:O THEORYS
@@kkatelly26Why didn’t Johnny Lawrence sweep the leg...oh wait this isn’t KK1.
@@MiguelRodriguez-dk2ds .,.
Mate imagine he left the valley and came here cause he was embarrassed
Looks like a regular tux... 🤔🙄
William Zabka was 19 here lol
No Pain No Gain
No Mercy
“My high school prom, was a complete shit show”
Ohhh I get the reference now!! 😂😂😂
If Greg called Johnny a pussy he would kick his ass and then beat his friends with help from his friends. Zabka does great in this film too but in my opinion Johnny would own Greg anytime.
I love that someone made a Greg Tolan compilation. Everybody loves Johnny Cobra, Tolan should get more credit.
Johnny Lawrence never changes
Zabka would be 20 years old here.I remember seeing a movie 🎦 with him in it from 1995, called,The Power ⛮ Within, he was about 30 years old. And. naturally, he was a villain in this movie as well!!
Zabka's second best part, first is Johnny Lawrence.
Under rated classic
theres that word again lol
As man this is painfully accurate to how I was in high school...
This is a gem from the 80's and still hilarious to this day.
Rockin’ the gloves
As much as a nice guy Billy Zabka is in real life it is a shame that the majority of his career was always based on being typecast as bullies.
Go watch CZcams video of him in How I Met Your Mother. He talks about it on the show cause he plays himself.
Only cause he suited it 🤣nowadays its hard to find a kid that looks like a bully cause most of em look like geeks
@@hoani3264 I thought the bully with freckles in A Christmas Story looked like a dork.
During the final fight scene in Karate Kid between Johnny & Daniel, Billy's mum was an extra as one of the audiences. She cried for real when the other extras had to booed him after he's supposed to play dirty against Ralph/Daniel. She also tried to convince other extras that Billy is actually a good boy & not a bully.
Anybody remember when he was Jack Audrey's boyfriend in European Vacation?
5:25 HE IS SO CUTE 😻💕
After knocking somebody out 💀
THAAAAAAANKS 💓😫
4:57 he’s so precious I can’t 😭
Nooo, i wanna buy him an ice cream 💀
Do the crane Danny Boy
That's one that I never understood why William was always cast as the bully for films he was never cast as any other type of character even though he has a lot of talent. You know it's just like the actor who played Mini-Me before he died he was talking about the exact same thing how he was only casted for characters that required small people that he was never casted as any other part except for that. You know it's just like with Chris Farley he was always casted as characters who were overweight and who were high out of their mind and you wonder why Chris Farley died from an overdose. Anybody is capable of playing any character but the fact that we just label People based on characters they played in the past that's pretty degrading on the actor and actress it can really f****** your self-esteem
It's called typecasting and it's always been a problem in the industry, especially once a performer is known as a certain character. Some performers are lucky and are able to break out of the typecasting and get other kinds of roles while some have a harder time of it. Before his death, Robin Williams had trouble being recognized as a serious actor as well as a comedic actor until "Good Will Hunting" even though he did do some serious movies before that. Jim Carrey also did at least serious movies that I'm aware of which I have seen 2 of and still have to see the third. I enjoyed the two serious movies I saw and thought he was really good in them, but they bombed in the theater (most likely because people expected a comedy instead of a drama). I think part of the problem with typecasting is the general public because for a lot of people; when they see a performer's name on the cast list, they presume the movie is a certain genre. Take Dwayne Johnson for example. If someone sees his name on the cast list and doesn't know much else about the movie (I know that's less likely now than in the 1990s or earlier because most people have some kind of internet access even if it's just on their phones), are they more likely to think of it being an action movie or a comedy where he has to be a tooth fairy or a comedy where he's taking care of a kid and does ballet?
@@Actrs12B When you get typecast in a certain type of role its probably a good idea to take a risk on a smaller movie that will help people see you in a new light. Even if that role doesn't pay as much as the typecasted role. Sometimes you just have to bet on yourself and do the thing that's a better long term decision..
@@joemckim1183, I agree with you and I have always disliked that typecasting was a thing because I think a lot of performers would rather be known as a versatile actor rather than a specific type of character. I have had a fascination with the entertainment industry since I was a kid so I started researching it when I was in 5th grade (in the mid 1980s).
Even though I don't like that typecasting exists, I admit that I've had times myself where I saw a name on the cast list and presumed it was a certain type of movie. That happened when "Showgirls" came out. The only thing I knew about it was Elizabeth Berkeley was in it. Since I was only familiar with her from "Saved by the Bell" and I knew the term showgirl basically meant someone who performed in musicals, I thought the movie was going to be something along the lines of "A Chorus Line". Lol
@@Actrs12B Well that was Berkley's attempt at breaking out of type casting but she did such a bad job of acting she actually proved why typecasting was a thing.
he did other stuff where he was not the bully. There are clips on the youtubes.
This was after the karate kid. Cool love zabka he's so handsome!!
from this version he wins the movie
THANK U
And at 3:26 you'll be able to see Mark Murphy sitting at the table behind Zabka sporting one of the very first mullets in history.
Who?
The best bully in the world
So Johnny was bullied after karate kid 1 and 3
It’s funny he got so much hate then, and now so much love.
_The world has gone mad today_
_And good's bad today_
_And black's white today_
_And day's night today_
_When most guys today_
_That women prize today_
_Are just silly gigolos_
Probably because he's a prettyboy
I LOVE HIM PLS I LOVE HIM SO MUCH
Greg needs to thank sensei lawrence for all the recognition that he is getting now
I think I read something online where he was also supposed to be the bully in Better Off Dead (the guy that ski'd against John Cusack), but he had a conflict, which may have actually been this movie iirc.
3:38 I can’t he’s so cute 😮💨😭
4:57 thus was so precious bro i so wanna meet him
0:38 cobra energy
From a badass to a Jabroni in Cobra Kai Season 5. He was the most beaten up guy in Season 5
The quintessential 80's villian, bad boy, bully.
tbh, she looks more like an adult make than larusso did when he was 30. she has the same fake deep voice too
Johnny after karate kid
What kind of gloves are thoses? that actor sounds like young Dainel Larusso.
I was waiting for Tommy’s laugh
Johnny Lawrence, the younger years 😂
Onde posso assistir?
Best bully ever!
“Where’d you guys learn to fight?!” 😂
Billy:no I wanna buy him an ice cream 😂😂
Good movie
Johnny lets go champ
Johnny if he won against daniel
I guess Johnny didn’t learn, when Daniel taught him a lesson after in the all valley tournament.
Pero con patada ilegal no se vale 👀
no pain no gain 😂
Guy is to cool
I LOVE Billy
My god I thought she looked so hot in this character when I first saw the film 😍 lol
I've been calling people chump stains since I heard it in this movie.
Strange thing about memory, I knew it was from an 80s high school flick, but was certain it was Craig Scheffer who said it.
El traje que lleva es el mismo que llevaba miguel en la fiesta del insti
0:58 I wouldn't be comfortable with my friends hand there.
Me too
Better the back than the front.
I thought the first scene was deleted scene from karate kid, that guy looked little like larusso
WEEEEEE!!!! 🤪
Why did they make him looks like Daniel Larusso?
I guess Ralph’s look was popular back then. 😂
It’s Johnny lawrence from the karate kid
For some reason i thought this was a deleted scene from karate kid
He was triggered because she looked like Ralph Macchio
O GOD he is too good being bad guy 😍😋👌😏
Me : IS THAT JOHNNY AND DAnny
Can you imagine Johnny Lawrence right now saw this the one at cobra Kai
True story
Johnny: I have twin brother!?! MOOOM!!!
Greg beeing Johnny Lawrence for 5:38min
Can you do terry?
Хахаа 2:13 смішно як він збоку стоїть, та агресивно їсть цукерки 🍬
So this is what Johnny did after the first movie…
How the heck did he get elected prom king?!?!
Because he's johnny Lawrence
He received the most votes.
@@musicaltheatergeek79 but from who? Everyone at in the cafeteria was cheering on Moorehouse when he made Greg look like an idiot....
@@mitchellcohen3444 Perhaps it was like the 2016 presidential election, when many people told public opinion pollsters that they 'disapproved' of Trump (who was being dragged by the press) but voted for him anyway in the privacy of the voting booth.
@@mitchellcohen3444 Because he’s a Bully and Bullies are known to be the ‘popular’ *ones* in *high* school.
Who let that 30 year old man go to high school?
Johnny got a baby face 🤣
@@hoani3264 Not Zabka the dude standing next to him.
I don't recognize the guy in the shades who looks like Ralph Marchionne. Did we see more of him later?
Her name is Joyce Hyser and in this movie she's disguised as a boy. The name of this movie is "Just One of the Guys". I agree, she does look like Ralph Macchio.
@@KeigosWife617 In one scene, a girl actually says, "He looks like the Karate Kid." It was on cable pretty much every day.
@@NJGuy1973 I remember watching this movie on cable all the time. I liked the outfits Sandy (Sherilyn Fenn) wore as well.
When highschoolers were almost 30!
Only because they were fit kids nowadays are ever chunky or twigs
OK if anyone agrees or no just say so...but Logan Paul, can play as William zabkas son. Lol
Why no students film this on iPhone??😳
He just slap his but 😭💀
cobra kai referene
So 80s movies were 100% ADR?
Что это за кино? Можно название
co protagonista Deborah Goodrich!
5:22 That is not William Zabka. That is an old dude. They couldn't find a stunt guy that looked a bit younger?
Idk why he even needed a stunt double for that…
What’s the name of this movie?
Just One of the Guys.
One of my favorite 80’s movies!
Daniel LaRusso and Johnny Lawrence...
I still don’t get why he’s wearing gloves
Bender wore gloves. Bad dudes just wore gloves back then.
@@D-Fens_1632 oh i thought he was wearing them because he's athletic
@@simonedeluna7397 That too. Gloves like that can be used for working out.
Yeah I think it was just a jock prop. A way to make him an Alpha Beta asshole type without grinding down the plot by depicting things like sports and fraternities.
Its cool to wear gloves in the 80s. From Michael Jackson to Luke Skywalker. Wearing gloves were trendy in the 80s.
This movie would be canceled in 2022
Sad but true!
Are you serious
No way
Why?
Why?.
What a jerk. Is he like that in real life? Not attractive.
No, that's just his character. William's actually a really nice guy in reality.
I met him once in a convention..William and Martin Cove are the most class act celebrities I ever met. They are very nice. They just portrayed their roles perfectly.
@@elchichosantana6410 that POV makes me moist!
0:18 now you understand how mental illness happens and also mass shotting ( which are terrible ).. back in time this used to be like the "normal"
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