Question 1

Why is Ida Lupino's singing in Road House notable?

Accepted Answer

In Road House, Ida Lupino did her own singing, unlike in The Man I Love (1946) where her singing voice was dubbed by Peg La Centra.

Question 2

Which song does Ida Lupino sing in Road House?

Accepted Answer

Ida Lupino sings 'One for My Baby (And One More for the Road)', originally sung by Fred Astaire in The Sky's the Limit (1943).

Question 3

How much was Ida Lupino paid for her role in Road House?

Accepted Answer

Ida Lupino was paid $95,000 for her role in Road House.

Question 4

What did director Jean Negulesco recall about the script for Road House?

Accepted Answer

Negulesco recalled that studio chief Darryl F. Zanuck said the script was bad and three directors had refused it, but that it was basically good and needed fights and sexy moments like Warner Bros. pictures.

Question 5

Where were the bowling alley scenes in Road House filmed?

Accepted Answer

The bowling alley scenes were shot at a real bowling alley located near the studio.

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