Summary

In 1987, Kevin Bacon starred in a film that made such a negligible impact on both the box office and culture more widely that it might as well have not existed. Almost a decade after he made his feature debut in "National Lampoon's Animal House" and three years after breaking out with "Footloose," Bacon co-starred in "End of the Line," a drama about railroad workers who fight back after their yard is threatened with closure. It made less than $50,000 at the box office.

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