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Road House’s love interest


When Road House gets injured he meets a doctor then she becomes his love interest but she is so plain. Her hair looks like it got bleached by clorox then burnt in a hot iron. Road House is all buff and got a rockin mullet. They could have cast a better looking gal to be his woman.

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LUCKY THERES A FAMILY GUY...

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Road House..



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You realize Road House is talking about where he works. It's not the character.

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It's a good nickname for Dalton

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Oh, thought it was like Forrest Gump. Thought he worked at Double Deuce too.

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its funny though. I wonder how many other films you can do the same with and pretend they are one of the films that deliberately does it , like Hanna or Rambo or Rocky
or House

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Like, I wonder if Dirty Dancing and Baby kept in touch after their summer fling?

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Kelly Lynch is still beautiful today as she's now in her 60s.

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Whatever you think of Lynch, hers was a typical beauty standard of film in the late 80s.

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Butterface?

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EVER SEE SWAYZE'S WIFE?...HE HAD A TYPE...LYNCH FITS IT TO A TEE...AT THIS POINT HE WAS DEEPLY INVOLVED IN ANY PROHECT HE WORKED ON.

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Just looked her up. Lisa, she looks like Cate Blanchett.

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Butterface?


Nooo... Lynch had a great body but ruined it with a disastrous boob job.

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I wouldn't call her a butterface, but she's not my ideal.

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It worked. The cast was great.
There was nothing wrong with casting Kelly Lynch at all.

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Is the new movie going to match up Road House with a doctor again?

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We all had that hair in the 80s. Dry and damaged from the Big Hair perms. Add a bleach job on top and double damage.

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And being super thin. When I see Darryl Hannah in Wall St I question why she is considered a trophy wife but was a very popular look.

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I thought she was too thin and flat chested. But that was a popular look, as per Darryl Hannah in Wall St.

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