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entertainment1 year ago

Conor McGregor's Impactful Acting Debut: From Road House to the UFC

Jake Gyllenhaal recounts his experience filming the remake of the 1989 film Road House, including taking a real punch from Conor McGregor and sustaining injuries on set. The actor's dedication to the role involved intense physical training, but he admits feeling both excited and terrified about facing McGregor in fight scenes. Gyllenhaal also discusses his admiration for Patrick Swayze, his career, and personal life, including his relationship with French model Jeanne Cadieu and his aspirations for starting a family.

via The Sun|
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entertainment1 year ago

Conor McGregor's Real Fight Scenes with Jake Gyllenhaal in "Road House" Lead to More Acting Roles

Conor McGregor reveals that the fight scenes with Jake Gyllenhaal in the upcoming movie "Road House" were very real, with actual shots landed and some accidental hits. McGregor, known for his MMA career, plays an antagonist to Gyllenhaal's character in the film, which features a unique level of realism due to the genuine action. Gyllenhaal also confirmed the authenticity of the fight scenes and shared an incident where McGregor accidentally hit him in the face.

via Yahoo Entertainment|
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entertainment1 year ago

"Conor McGregor's Action-Packed Journey from the Octagon to the Big Screen"

Conor McGregor reveals that the fight scenes with Jake Gyllenhaal in the upcoming movie Road House were "very much real," incorporating his experience as an MMA fighter. McGregor plays an antagonist to Gyllenhaal's character in the film, which is a remake of the 1989 movie starring Patrick Swayze. Gyllenhaal also confirmed that some punches were real, and both actors appreciated the authenticity of the fight scenes. Road House is set to stream on Prime Video.

via PEOPLE|
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entertainment2 years ago

The Marvels Director's Vision: Under Two Hours, Team-Up Movie, and Adam Warlock Pitch

Director Nia DaCosta explains that she intentionally kept The Marvels under two hours because she believes there's no need for a longer runtime if it's not necessary. The film, which stars Brie Larson as Captain Marvel, Iman Vellani as Ms. Marvel, and Teyonah Parris as Monica Rambeau, is the shortest movie in the MCU, clocking in at 105 minutes. Despite its shorter length, DaCosta assures that the film still delivers exciting fight scenes, including a unique and proud main fight scene. The Marvels is set to release on November 10, 2023.

via IGN|
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