Conor McGregor Reveals He Previously 'Turned Down a Few Good Roles' in Hollywood

More like turned down cameos that is what UFC guys get offered, just to get a boost from their audiences is the Hollywood reasoning.

From the Road House trailer his appearance, acting whatever you wanna call it was wooden and fake, truly a performance considering he just kinda plays himself in the last years full of recreational activities.
 
What do you think he turned down?

Fast and Furious ?

The new Kang in Avengers?

Top Gun Maverick 2?

Playing DDL in a biopic?

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Most likely some gay roles, Hollywood like to break men before giving them good roles.
 
Anytime someone says they turned down a bunch of good roles but doesn't mention what they were is full of shit. Every big name actor list all the roles that they turned down.

That said, I am pretty sure they dubbed Connor's voice in Road House so he wouldn't sound like derpy guy with an irish accent.
No they don’t 😂
 
Put him in old western movie that Kevin Costner would direct. I can see it.


Willow remake?

Most likely some gay roles, Hollywood like to break men before giving them good roles.

Boondock Saints 3 cameo.

Getting Koed by Dee on Always Sunny.

He looks like that liver queen.
Young Guns 3 on Netflix

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What do you think he turned down?

Fast and Furious ?

The new Kang in Avengers?

Top Gun Maverick 2?

Playing DDL in a biopic?

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I'm pretty sure he turned down one the Fast and Furious films when he had a fight coming up once.
 
After seeing the new Road House trailer, Conor won't have to worry about turning down any more roles.

No one will be offering. What a shitty performance.
 
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Conor McGregor will make his major motion picture debut in March, but he apparently turned down many more opportunities in previous years.

McGregor stars alongside Jake Gyllenhall in the “Roadhouse” remake, which is set to be released on Prime Video on March 21. The former UFC two-division champion plays Knox, who is brought in to take out Gyllenhall’s Dalton.

In an interview with Total Film, McGregor revealed that it took him a while to accept a movie part, and he might have hurt some feelings as a result.

"I had turned down a good few roles in my time on the climb," McGregor said. "I’ve had directors show up at fight camp, really beautiful directors doing really top-end movies… And over and over, they’d come to me, and I always turned them down… I’d leave people a little high and dry. I probably have a few enemies out there that I don’t really know of because I had said, 'I might do it.’”

While McGregor’s fighting career often took precedent, he did much of the filming for “Roadhouse” while he was sidelined due to a broken leg suffered at UFC 264 in July 2021. The Dublin native doesn’t claim to be a natural actor, but this role was fitting because he was in his element.

"I was just in awe of it all, to be honest with you, the whole process," McGregor said. "I didn’t know how I was going to take to it. I didn’t know whether I was going to like it, to be honest. I’m a fighting man – that’s my bread and butter. It’s where I come from… I’m not an actor, but I’m show business. That was my vibe to it. I felt that. I enjoyed every second of it.”



Wow... I hate to say it, but that's the best Conor interview since his debut.

He wasn't sure he would do well and admitted as much.

No, I do not like him now because of it.
 
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