At the end? How could he get back home perched up on that mountain.
No water. No food.
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46 years later and we haven't heard a peep. I think he probably died. And if he didnt die in the crash, old age would have done it....
shareWell after watching the film again after some 38 years the last time I saw it , indeed he could have survived as the Drivers door on the truck is clearly open just prior to the truck and car going over the cliff, why would that be ? As discussed was that intentional or Not to make the film goer think ?? Or a mistake by the stunt driver who jumped prior to the finale a clever aspect to the film, I know there are various stories as to why and did he die ?
Of course we never know and why spoil it, that is what makes a movie and us debate such things.
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It seems there is a certain confusion in this thread whether the "he" you're referring to is David Mann or the mysterious truck driver. My interpretation of your question is you mean Mann. That's easy; he'd walk back to the road (occasionally other vehicles do get by, after all) and asks for help.
shareHe ended up living with that bunch in The Hills Have Eyes.
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