Discover how Conor McGregor’s artistry in fighting and acting shines through in his recent acting debut in the movie ‘Road House’. Despite being new to acting, McGregor’s performance was praised, and he wants to ensure that his Hollywood career doesn’t overshadow his true passion for mixed martial arts fighting.
| Character | Movie |
|---|---|
| Conor McGregor | ‘Road House’ |
| Meryl Streep | 2017 Golden Globes |
| Jake | Helpful acting mentor |
| Liman | Director who guided McGregor |
Conor McGregor’s villainous performance in ‘Road House’ is one of the most successful acting debuts from a professional athlete in recent memory. McGregor’s passion for fighting and artistry shines through as he represents his sport and his art in his acting role. Despite being new to acting, McGregor found the transition to Hollywood natural, thanks to the guidance of the cast and crew.
Conor McGregor, the UFC star, recently made his acting debut in the movie ‘Road House’. While McGregor’s performance was praised, he wants to ensure that his Hollywood career doesn’t overshadow his true passion for mixed martial arts fighting. In a recent interview, McGregor referenced a comment made by Meryl Streep at the 2017 Golden Globes, where she drew a contrast between arts and combat sports. McGregor believes that fighting is a beautiful form of art and wanted to represent his sport and his art in his acting role. Despite being new to acting, McGregor found the transition to Hollywood natural, thanks to the guidance of the cast and crew. He gave different variations of his character, Knox, and was pleased with the final outcome.
