In a surprising twist at the South by Southwest film festival in Austin, FOX 32 Entertainment Reporter Jake Hamilton found himself inches away from a simulated punch by none other than UFC icon Conor McGregor. McGregor, known for his prowess in the octagon, showcased his acting chops in the remake of the 1989 cult classic “Road House.”
During the interview, McGregor demonstrated the intensity required for his on-screen fight scenes, highlighting the close proximity necessary for authenticity. Despite the physicality, McGregor clarified that his co-stars willingly participated, stating, “They told me to hit them!”

Now available for streaming on Prime Video, the “Road House” remake marks McGregor’s foray into acting, offering fans a fresh perspective on the beloved Patrick Swayze original. McGregor’s transition from the world of mixed martial arts to Hollywood has been met with curiosity and excitement, with audiences eager to see him in this new role.
With McGregor’s star power and the enduring appeal of the “Road House” franchise, the remake promises to deliver action-packed entertainment to viewers worldwide.
Whether you’re a fan of McGregor’s fighting prowess or simply enjoy a good action flick, “Road House” on Prime Video is sure to captivate audiences with its adrenaline-fueled scenes and compelling performances.