JUMANJI: WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE 
SKYSCRAPER 
BALLERS 
Disney has moved Dwayne Johnson's “Jungle Cruise” nine months back to the mid-summer of 2020.The studio announced Friday that "Jungle Cruise," based on the Disneyland ride, would open on July 24, 2020. The previous date had been Oct. 11, 2019. Johnson also tweeted the news, with a short video featuring the film's title. https://twitter.com/TheRock/status/1053316054842269697Jaume Collet-Serra directed the film from a script by Michael Green (“Logan"), J.D. Payne, and Patrick McKay. The theme park attraction was part of the 1955 opening...
Seven Bucks Productions
Dwayne
Johnson
Actor
The former wrestler who started out with $7 to his name (hence Seven Bucks Productions, which he co-heads with his ex and longtime manager Dany Garcia) has worked tirelessly to become a multi-platform powerhouse. In 2018, Johnson juggled his HBO series “Ballers” and films including the remake of “Jumanji,” which reeled in nearly a billion dollars, plus “Rampage” and “Skyscraper,” both overseas smashes that cemented his global appeal. On deck for 2019 is Disney’s “Jungle Cruise,” his own “Fast & Furious” spinoff and the “Jumanji” sequel, while 2020 will bring his superhero flick “Black Adam.” Offscreen, Johnson opened his own advertising agency this year, Seven Bucks Creative. And of course, he told Variety he would “100 percent consider” running for president.
