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Kevin Bacon's '80s Train Movie Fails Box Office
Kevin Bacon's 1987 train film made $42,000 at box office, a flop that barely impacted his career.
In brief
Kevin Bacon's 1987 train film made $42,000 at box office, a flop that barely impacted his career. Kevin Bacon's 1987 film 'End of the Line' earned $42,000 at box office, a financial failure that did not help his career. Originally reported by SlashFilm.
Kevin Bacon's 1987 train film
Kevin Bacon starred in a 1987 film that made less than $50,000 at the box office.
Kevin Bacon self-sabotaged career
After 'Footloose,' Bacon tried to reject his fame by self-sabotaging his career.
Jay Russell's directorial debut
Jay Russell directed 'End of the Line,' his first film, which made $42,000.
Film's box office failure
The movie earned $42,000 at box office, a flop by any measure.
Critics' negative response
Critics gave the film a 60% score on Rotten Tomatoes with only five reviews.
Kevin Bacon's career struggles
Bacon struggled with his career after 'End of the Line' made $42,000.
The headline
Kevin Bacon's 1987 film 'End of the Line' earned $42,000 at box office, a financial failure that did not help his career.
