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‘He Wanted To Be Bigger Than Will Smith Or George Clooney.’ The Story Behind The Rock’s Rise To Fame And Why He Fired His Agents Early On
CinemablendStory by Unknown
scrn logline
Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson's rise to fame and the bold early move that shook up his career
beat sheet
- The Rock only has one film on his 2025 schedule, likely due to his commitment to the Moana franchise, including a live-action Disney remake
- The Rock fired his agents early in his acting career, determined to become a bigger star than Will Smith or George Clooney
call sheet
Dwayne Johnson, Will Smith, George Clooney, Disney, Moana, Moana (live-action remake)