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Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson Unhanged the reason for his youngest slim that surprised the fans.
Johnson, 53, explained that he had lost for a weight upcoming film called “lizard music”. He described his character, the chicken man, as “a very bizarre and eccentric 70-year-old man named Chicken. And his best friend is a 70-year-old chicken” and joked that he eats “less chicken” in preparation for the role.
“I’m so excited because I have the chance to hopefully transform how I could do in ‘Smashing Machine'” People. “I can barely wait for it.”
“I deported that,” said Johnson. “During the replacement. I have a long way in front of me.”
Dwayne Johnson’s fear has fueled a MMA-style transformation for his most difficult role so far
Dwayne Johnson, which was seen in 2024 and exactly in 2025, displayed a slimer look during the events. (Getty Images)
Johnson made his slim view of the Venice Film Festival on August 25th. The slim look of the actor was captured in video from the event.
“Yep had to make a double setting …” commented an X user.
“He’s so slim,” commented a fan.
“The stone knock down And still to have every room … Legendary glow that was unlocked, “another interfered.
Dwayne Johnson visits the premiere of “The Smashing Machine” during the Toronto International Film Festival 2025 on September 8th. (Michael Loccisano/Getty Images)
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Emily Blunt plays with Dwayne Johnson in “The Smashing Machine”. (And Hirama/24)
Before Johnson hit himself, he turned into the MMA fighter Mark Kerr for the sports drama “The Smashing Machine”. In an interview with Vanity fair, Johnson said that this was the first role in years that made him nervous.
“It was very real. I hadn’t experienced that in a very, very, very long time in which I was really afraid and thought I didn’t know if I could do that. Can I do that?”
He added: “It became clear to me that these options might not come up to me because I was too afraid to explore this stuff.”
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Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson plays in “The Smashing Machine”. (Cheryl dunn/A24)
To take on the role correctly, Johnson wore 13 to 14 prostheses every day and dignity just “disappear” When he went on the set.
“I only sat in front of this mirror for three to four hours and watched how everything changed. There were about 13 or 14 different prostheses. Subtle, but I think very effective. When I was set, I was Mark Kerr and I felt it, from the way he spoke and what he looked like,” he said.
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Janelle Ash from Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
