RGB Stereo Receiver/Monitor TV connect to Macbook Pro?

I recently acquired a RGB Stereo Receiver/Monitor TV circa 1985 for free. Is there a way to connect to my Macbook Pro and watch DVDs on or stream movies onto the tv screen?
Any help would be wonderful. Thanks!

In this age of technology your free unit is ready for the Smithsonian Museum.  I suppose if you had one of those digital/analogue converter boxes and exceptional electronic skills you could conger up a connection.  Sorry to disappoint you, but their is no practical way of doing this.
Ciao.

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