The highly anticipated sequel to Road House, Road House 2, is set to star an impressive cast of professional fighters and actors alike. After the original remake's success on Prime Video, Amazon MGM is bringing back the action-packed franchise with a star-studded lineup. The sequel will feature Jake Gyllenhaal, who plays an ex-UFC fighter turned bouncer, alongside a group of renowned fighters and actors. Among the new additions are Michael Chandler, Dustin Poirier, Michael 'Venom' Page, Stephen 'Wonderboy' Thompson, Tyron Woodley, and Rico Verhoeven. These fighters bring their intense skills and personalities to the film, adding a thrilling element to the story. The original cast, including Jay Hieron, Dave Bautista, and Aldis Hodge, will also return, with some characters like Jax Harris making a comeback in flashbacks. The film's plot revolves around Gyllenhaal's character, Dalton, who battles a local crime boss in Florida, showcasing the intense and dramatic action sequences that fans have come to expect. The original Road House remake, starring Conor McGregor as Knox, was a hit, but McGregor is not expected to return for the sequel. Instead, the focus is on the new cast, with some actors having previous acting experience, such as Woodley and Verhoeven. The film's production is set to begin soon, with an ambitious scope and scale, filming in the UK, Malta, and Savannah, Georgia. The question remains: will the active fighters' involvement in the movie impact their fighting careers? The answer will be revealed when Road House 2 hits the screens, promising an action-packed and entertaining experience for all fans.
