Dwayne Johnson says he STOPPED going to public places without being recognized

It must be difficult for an artist to walk around in public without being recognized, especially when he’s 1.96 tall, has a mountain of muscle and several landmark films like Dwayne Johnson.

In an interview with the Comic Book, the star of “Jumanji” and “The Fast and the Furious” said he had already given up on trying to go anywhere in public without attracting the attention of fans. .

“Dude, even after the coronavirus pandemic is over, I will continue to walk around in a mask trying to disguise myself, with a hat, glasses, a fake beard and an overcoat. Still, I think people are always going to point their fingers and say, “Isn’t that The Rock over there?

He continued:

“I kind of gave up going into public places without being recognized. I no longer know what anonymity is.

Finally, he commented on ‘Red Alert’, his new action film for Netflix, and praised his colleague Ryan Reynolds.

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“I loved doing ‘Red Alert’ because I felt challenged by Ryan’s intelligence. He’s brilliant, but he’s also very disciplined. He knows how to hold back his laughter at the right time, not me. Sometimes I’m wrong about it, but Ryan is totally focused on what he’s doing. We’ve been friends for about 20 years, so it was very comfortable playing alongside him, and I learned a lot from following in his footsteps and loved knowing that he admires me too. And that’s what you see in the movie.

In addition to the duo, “Red Alert” also stars Gal Gadot (“Wonder Woman 1984”).

Remember that the feature is now available on Netflix.

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On Rotten Tomatoes, production has only received 42% approval, with a 4.9 / 10 rating based on 71 reviews so far.

According to the general consensus, “The big budget and the stellar cast add up to an action comedy with flashy ingredients that only make the average results more disappointing.”

We separate the main criticisms:

“I gave my full attention to the film, and all it gave me was a headache. As far as I’m concerned, that says it all. », Sara Michelle Fetters, MovieFreak.com

“Netflix’s most expensive original production would have benefited if part of its $ 250 million budget had been spent on script clearance.”, Wendy Ide – Observer

“The three megastars carry the whole movie on their shoulders and end up buried alive under the weight of it all.”, Valerie Complex – Deadline Hollywood Daily

“Dwayne Johnson, Gal Gadot and Ryan Reynolds barely star in this action flick,” Richard Roeper – Chicago Sun-Times

“Enjoy the film as pure entertainment for the eyes, but don’t expect more than that.” Trevor Johnston – Radio Times.

“The film is a lifeless pastiche of several blockbuster action films from the past four decades” – Slant Magazine.

“The end product does not do justice to the powerful trio of protagonists” – Digital Spy.

“The movie is a lot of fun thanks to the action and comedy atmosphere” – Mama’s Geeky.

“‘Red Alert’ is a global adventure that resembles ‘Mission Impossible’, James Bond and Indiana Jones” – Solzy in the movies.

The feature film is written and directed by Rawson Marshall Thurber (‘Skyscraper’).

In history, when Interpol issues the Red Alert – a global search and arrest warrant for the world’s most wanted criminals – it is time for senior FBI investigator John Hartley (Dwayne Johnson) to to intervene. The hunt will put him in the middle of a daring assault plan, forcing him to team up with con artist Nolan Booth (Ryan Reynolds) to capture the world’s most wanted masterpiece thief, “The Bishop”. (Gal Gadot). This great adventure will take the trio around the globe, past dance floors, an isolated prison, through the jungle and, even worse, constantly in each other’s company. The stellar cast also includes Ritu Arya and Chris Diamantopoulos. Directed and written by Rawson Marshall Thurber (Central Intelligence, Skyscraper: Boundless Courage) and produced by Hiram Garcia, Dwayne Johnson and Dany Garcia of Seven Bucks Productions, Beau Flynn of Flynn Picture Co. and Thurber’s Bad Version, Inc., Red Alert is an elegant game of cat and mouse around the world.

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