'Road House' Remake Critiqued by Original Star Marshall Teague

Teague Questions Longevity, Realism of Fight Scenes in McGregor, Gyllenhaal Starrer

Marshall Teague, the original antagonist in the 1989 film 'Road House', has critiqued the upcoming remake starring Conor McGregor and Jake Gyllenhaal.
Teague questioned the longevity of the remake, expressing uncertainty about whether it would remain popular over time like the original.
He pointed out that he and Patrick Swayze, the original protagonist, were more serious and had a different fighting style compared to McGregor and Gyllenhaal.
Teague found the audio effects in the fight scenes of the remake's trailer 'humorous', indicating a difference in the realism of the fight scenes compared to the original.
Despite his critiques, Teague expressed hope that McGregor and Gyllenhaal would form a close bond during filming, similar to the one he had with Swayze.