Director Doug Liman and star Jake Gyllenhaal won’t give up on the gore and gore that comes with being a bouncer in a street bar as the Roadhouse remake has now officially been awarded an A. According to FilmRatings.com, the Road House Tough reboot received this rating due to “everywhere violence, ubiquitous language and some nudity,” meaning actors like Jake Gyllenhaal and UFC fighter Conor McGregor will feature how brutal the job of a bouncer can be.
’89 Roadhouse Remake Rated ‘Brutal’
The 1989 classic The Roadhouse Tough Man is getting a new version with Jake Gyllenhaal and UFC fighter Conor McGregor as the lead characters. Filming for the film, directed by Doug Liman, former director of The Bourne Identity, has already begun and both stars are ready for action. In the film, Gyllenhaal will play a former UFC fighter who takes a job as a bouncer in a Florida bar. Therefore, the actor had to get in shape, just as he did for Lefty, in which he played a boxer. And he seems to train very well.
Meanwhile, the talented Gyllenhaal has received praise from his Road House Tough Guy co-star Jessica Williams. “He was great to work with,” she told Variety earlier this year. “He is an amazing actor. I was so excited to be able to play Road House Tough with Jake Gyllenhaal. He is an incredible actor. You learn every time. My job as an actor, especially on Cut, is to make sure everyone looks good knowing what the hell I’m doing on set. I love this exchange and I was able to do it with Jake.”
During filming, Gyllenhaal and McGregor crashed Friday’s UFC 285 weigh-in at the T-Mobile Arena. Gyllenhaal went head-to-head with former UFC fighter Jay Hairon and punched him in the face before they parted ways:
For McGregor, this will be his acting debut when he joins other established (WWE) wrestlers such as Dwayne Johnson, John Cena and Dave Bautista, who have gone on to become major movie stars since leaving the ring. They will be joined by Billy Magnussen (No Time to Die), Daniela Melchior (Suicide Squad), Gbemisola Ikumelo (A League of Their Own), Lucas Gage (White Lotus), Hannah Love Lanier (Black Lady Sketch Show). “). , Travis Van Winkle (“You”), B.K. Cannon (Why Women Kill), Arturo Castro (Broad City), Dominic Columbus (Ray Donovan), Beau Knapp (Seven Seconds) and Bob Menery (Billions).