Dwayne Johnson: Navigating Hollywood Highs and Lows, and the Power of Self-Care

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Dwayne Johnson has had a notably active few days marked by both professional setbacks and personal reflections. Most significantly, his recent film The Smashing Machine arrived on digital platforms on November 4th via Prime Video and Fandango at Home, following a disappointing theatrical run. The MMA biopic, which premiered in October against a 40 million dollar budget, earned only 19.7 million dollars globally before exiting theaters. Despite critical acclaim with a 70 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes and a powerhouse cast featuring Emily Blunt and directed by Oppenheimer's Benny Safdie, the film failed to draw audiences, ultimately costing A24 over 50 million dollars in losses.

On a more personal note, Johnson shared an introspective Instagram video on November 2nd discussing the importance of self-care. The actor filmed himself during a sunrise, describing his morning ritual of sitting in silence to recharge before embarking on his upcoming tour and promotional commitments. He emphasized finding an anchor to protect one's soul and encouraged his followers to prioritize their own mental health and wellbeing.

Earlier, on October 28th, Johnson posted a heartfelt video celebrating his mother's 77th birthday. In the clip, he sang happy birthday and shared an emotional moment with his mother, later offering advice to fans about caring for aging parents. He reflected on his role as a son, calling his mother one of his most important relationships and emphasizing the value of creating joyful moments together.

Professionally, Johnson has several major projects ahead. He's set to lend his voice to Zeke in Zootopia 2, arriving November 26th. He'll also reprise his role as Maui in the live-action Moana movie on July 10th and return as Dr. Smolder Bravestone in Jumanji 3 next December. Additionally, Johnson has signed on for the final Fast and Furious film, which is now moving forward after years of development uncertainty.

On the production front, Johnson is gearing up for his next collaboration with director Benny Safdie on a project titled Lizard Music, which has secured a home at Amazon and MGM Studios' United Artists. Meanwhile, his earlier film The Scorpion King recently joined Starz's streaming lineup this November, giving audiences another chance to revisit his 2002 fantasy spin-off from The Mummy franchise.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Duwayne Johnson has had a notably active few days, marked
by both professional setbacks and personal reflections. Most significantly, his
recent film The Smashing Machine arrived on digital platforms on
November fourth via Prime Video and Fandango at Home following
a disappointing theatrical run. The MMA biopic, which premiered in

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October against a forty million dollar budget, earned only nineteen
point seven million dollars globally before exiting theaters. Despite critical
acclaim with a seventy percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes and
a powerhouse cast featuring Emily Blunt and directed by Oppenheimer's
Benny Safti, the film failed to draw audiences, ultimately costing

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a twenty four over fifty million dollars in losses. On
a more personal note, Johnson shared an introspective Instagram video
on November two discussing the importance of self care. The
actor filmed himself during a sunrise, describing his morning ritual
of sitting in silent to recharge before embarking on his
upcoming tour and promotional commitments. He emphasized finding an anchor

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to protect one's soul and encouraged his followers to prioritize
their own mental health and well being. Earlier, on October
twenty eighth, Johnson posted a heartfelt video celebrating his mother's
seventy seventh birthday. In the clip, he sang Happy Birthday
and shared an emotional moment with his mother, Later offering
advice to fans about caring for aging parents. He reflected

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on his role as a son, calling his mother one
of his most important relationships and emphasizing the value of
creating joyful moments together. Professionally, Johnson has several major projects ahead.
He's set to lend his voice to Zeke and Zutopia Io,
arriving November twenty sixth. He'll also reprise his role as
Maui in the live action Mawana movie on July tenth,

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and return as Doctor Smolder Bravestone in Jumanji three next December. Addition,
Johnson has signed on for the final Fast and Furious film,
which is now moving forward after years of development uncertainty
on the production front. Johnson is gearing up for his
next collaboration with director Benny Safety on a project titled

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Lizard Music, which has secured a home at Amazon and
MGM Studios United artists. Meanwhile, his earlier film The Scorpion
King recently joined stars As streaming line up this November,
giving audiences another chance to revisit his two thousand two
fantasy spinoff from the Mummy franchise. And that is it
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