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    Rocky's not so tough: Sly outnumbered by his girls

    Associated Press – Wed, Nov 14, 2012 2:51 PM EST

    ROME (AP) — Rocky's going soft.

    Sylvester Stallone confessed Wednesday he's woefully outnumbered at home by his girls — and couldn't be happier.

    Presenting his latest film "Bullet to the Head" screening at the Rome Film Festival, he said Wednesday: "I came into my life like Rambo, like Rocky: Boom, boom, no problem. And then one girl, two girls, three of them."

    He continued: "Then I realized in my house, you got three girls, a wife, two housekeepers and all the dogs are girls, five dogs. It's just me and my dog that was castrated."

    Stallone struck a humorous tone, regaling reporters with the wisdom he's gained over the years in Hollywood: "Never give up."

    He didn't mention the death of his eldest child Sage, who died in July at age 36 of a heart condition.

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