When his part in the reshooting of “Fast and Furious 7” was completed, The Rock gathered the filming crews around him and had somebody take a shot with his phone, or iPad, or something like that.
Anyway, it was a personal moment for the world-famous big man, because soon enough, Dwayne Johnson posted the photo on his own Instagram account and thanked all of the worker bees for their faith and hard work during a trying project.
No other star was seen in the photo or mentioned in his words.
Good for him. I like his style.
The movie continues the staggeringly successful franchise, trying to recover from last November’s tragic car-crash death of star Paul Walker.
Also discovered as a scanned for items for the weekly Movie News installment of my Syracuse New Times blog was the (also on) Cinema Blend item about upcoming World War II movie “Fury” being filmed quite realistically in the mud in a field of England.
Everything has to be perfect, the makers told the writers of the piece, because World War II buffs know if anything-at-all is a smidgen off.
If you’d like to read my blog on the Syracuse New Times site, including the Cinema Blend links for photos and more, click the link below.
That was so sad when PW died. 😦 I wasn’t going to see the movie, but because of that I may just go. The Rock is awesome. Great post! 🙂
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It seems The Rock won a lot of people over even more, and I don’t think that was intention at all. Good for Dwayne, I say, Rachel. 🙂
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Me, too!
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I love Dwayne Johnson jejeje ❤
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He told me he loves you, too, Leyla, hahaha! ❤
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OMG.. 🙂 i.m Happy jejeje ❤
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I’ve never seen this series. I appreciate anyone who thanks everyone who helps him/her in a project. Big or small. Nice touch.
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He did show a nice touch, Colleen. I agree.
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very sweet move from the gentle giant, thanks for sharing this, mark –
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You’re welcome, Beth. Glad to spread the good move.
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I’m not one of those who will flock to the theaters for this one, but the emotional reaction to Paul Walker’s death was very touching…
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Yes, Mimi, I liked the way the Rock made a big deal of the troops’ loyalty with the master plan after Paul’s tragic accident.
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I thought you were going to tell us about Hercules!
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Fooled ‘ya, Kerbey.
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I have commented on the SNT site, sir. Odd how that is happening now. Not a bad thing. 🙂
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I noted it, and I thank you here, sir.
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I can’t wait to see this, I am a huge Dwayne Johnson fan. Thank you for another good piece Mark!!!
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You’re welcome, Chess. I hope you are feeling well as we head into the Fourth! 🙂
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Thank you Mark for asking!! I am busy with PT and lots of appts. but improving every day. Happy 4th to you and your wife 🙂
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I am glad to hear that, Chess. Yes, we will try to have a good weekend here, too.
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🙂
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