If you grew up on ’80s and ’90s action movies, you’re probably familiar with Dolph Lundgren. He played the towering Soviet boxer Ivan Drago opposite Sylvester Stallone in Rocky IV, He-Man in the original live-action Masters of the Universe, and more recently, he’s been kicking butt in The Expendables franchise. But long before Hollywood came calling, Dolph was a chemical engineering student headed to MIT on a Fulbright scholarship. His entire trajectory shifted when a chance encounter with pop icon Grace Jones pulled him into the whirlwind of New York’s Studio 54. Now, a new documentary, Dolph: Unbreakable, traces his journey from a painful childhood in Sweden to global superstardom. Dolph joins Tom Power to talk about his unlikely path from academia to Hollywood, how he nearly died performing some of his own stunts, and how he managed to channel his severe childhood trauma through martial arts and acting.