Road House Crossover September continues, as we are once again joined by Sleazy C from Podcasting After Dark to interview actor Marshall “Jimmy Reno" Teague.
Long before “Dalton” ripped his throat out, Marshall began his career in the Navy before transitioning to law enforcement. While still a cop, he secretly began performing in local theatre. He eventually made the leap to Hollywood. He shares stories about landing his first agent, starring in 1st and Ten on HBO, Werewolf on FOX, and Babylon 5 on PTEN. He talks fondly about his close relationship with Chuck Norris, and, of course, dishes the dirt about starring in Road House, alongside the great Patrick Swayze, Jeff Healy, Terry Funk, and Ben Gazzara. This is part 3 of our Road House series with Podcasting After Dark- https://www.podcastingafterdark.com/


PART 1 - ROAD HOUSE AND THE JEFF HEALY BAND - https://shorturl.at/EJU39



PART 2 - THE BREAKDOWN - https://shorturl.at/cjxC6



OUR 4 YEAR ANNIVERSARY/FUNDRAISER for Momentum Wheels for Humanity will be live on our YouTube channel on 9/30 from 11:30am-3:30pm PT. CELEB GUESTS, MUSICAL PERFORMANCES AND AMAZING RAFFLE PRIZES! Be sure to subscribe tour channel here to be kept in the know! #MarshallTeague #roadhouse #1989movies



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