Dwayne Johnson is one of the most popular pro wrestlers of all time, and a top superstar in Hollywood. After a failed football career, Johnson found solace in pro wrestling. Although after tasting success in WWE, he would join Hollywood as an actor.

After a few initial years of struggle, Johnson would hit the right mark, and become a top star in the industry and has multiple commercially successful movies to his name. However, Johnson’s recent film, Black Adam failed to create an impact, and fell flat both in the ratings and the box office.

The 50-year-old Johnson, however, recently announced the arrival of one of his most loved and watched movies of all time, Moana in a live-action format. Johnson would take to Instagram to make this announcement and how the work has already begun.

The Rock describes how Moana is based on his culture, the place where he grew up, and how it shaped the story of the film. After years of constant criticism and love, Dwayne Johnson is finally ready to unleash his story. He would open up on the film, and how different people, places, and culture has inspired the very core of the film.

What did Dwayne Johnson say about the background of the film?

Moana is one of Dwayne Johnson’s most successful animated feature films. The 2016 film is one of the most well-loved films of all time. And Johnson recently took it one step ahead and announced the decision to release the film in live-action.

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Posting on his Instagram, he said, “As you know Hawaii means so much to my family and me. And the traditions of our Ohana or “aiga” as we say in Samoa were shaped by these incredible islands. The Pacific islands and their culture inspired a very special story, one that you all know very well.”

He further described how the character of Maui was based on one of his most personal relationships, “we found so much inspiration for Maui in the mana and the presence of my late grand father, the legendary High Chief, Peter Maivia. He would walk in, light up the room, the energy, the tattoos, the hair, the bod.”

The Brahma Bull of WWE would conclude the video by claiming that the work is still early in progress, and there is still enough work to be done on it. Fans are now excited to see what Dwayne Johnson brings in life and form, what was one of the most beautiful animated films of all time.

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