One of the stars of the original “Road House” movie, Marshall Teague, has shared his thoughts on the first look at the Jake Gyllenhaal and Conor McGregor-led remake. Teague, who played Patrick Swayze’s arch nemesis, Jimmy, in the ’80s cult classic, recently watched the trailer for the Prime Video project and had some interesting observations, particularly about the sound effects during the fight scenes.
Key Takeaway
Marshall Teague, original star of “Road House,” critiques the audio effects in the fight scenes of the remake, highlighting the physicality of the performances in the original movie.
Audio Effects in Fight Scenes
Marshall Teague, who has experience in martial arts and kickboxing, noted that the audio effects in the fight scenes of the original movie were intense because he and Swayze actually hit each other hard during their on-screen fights. However, Teague found the audio effects in the remake’s fight scenes “humorous.” He emphasized that the sound of the fight scenes in the original movie sounded like the real deal due to the actual physicality of the performances.
Comparison with Original Film
Teague acknowledged the talent of Jake Gyllenhaal and Conor McGregor in their respective fields and expressed his hope for the success of the upcoming remake. He also mentioned the challenge of surpassing the original movie but conveyed his optimism that the new version can live up to expectations.
Potential Cameo and Fan Messages
Addressing the possibility of a cameo in the 2024 edition, Teague revealed that he has received numerous messages from fans inquiring about his appearance in the remake. He also humorously mentioned the difficulty of making a cameo, considering his character’s fate in the original movie.
Despite the challenges of living up to the original, Marshall Teague remains supportive of the remake and looks forward to its release.
