Road House 1989 Ending Explained: What Happens To Dalton & The Double Deuce
Road House has been known as mindless action and fun for years, but the true meaning of its ending actually reveals surprisingly deep messages.
With a story and screenplay by David Lee Henry and direction from Rowdy Herrington, Road House is a 1989 Action release starring Patrick Swayze in the lead role. Swayze steps into the shoes of James Dalton, a bouncer that is hired by a club owner to provide security for the establishment.
Road House has been known as mindless action and fun for years, but the true meaning of its ending actually reveals surprisingly deep messages.
A tough bouncer is hired to tame a dirty bar.
Almost all of the prominent cast members from the original Road House movie continued acting after 1989, though some have since passed away.
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