The genius of the Cobra Kai guys is that they shamelessly stole and mined these movies to fit in with what they wanted to do, which, watching season three and how they got the girl who Daniel saved in the watchtower during the typhoon to be the regional head of whatever the auto dealership was, I just thought that was brilliant. According to Kamen, he was surprised to see how closely the makers of the show followed the mythology and interpersonal relationships from the movies. This attention to emotional character beats is what made The Karate Kid a cult classic, and it is the same lesson that the makers of its spinoff series, Cobra Kai learned as well. Miyagi, who had seemed like an enigmatic character up to that point whose only purpose was to teach Daniel karate, became a flesh-and-blood character with his own past and his own regrets. Thankfully, Robert Mark Kamen won that battle, and the scene stayed in the picture. If it doesn't work, you can take it out." He did, and it worked.
I went right to Frank and I played my mentor card. It slows the story down, blah, blah, blah." And I said, "This is the heart of the movie." John Avildsen and I felt that way. And despite what he said later, Jerry Weintraub was all ready to cut it. Columbia wanted to cut it out of the movie. Miyagi drunk and talking about his ex-wife, which is going to play a very significant part in the stage play. "The big creative battle was to keep the scene with Mr.
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