What 12 Of The Rock’s Stunts Looked Like Behind The Scenes | Movies Insider | Insider

Ever since Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson transitioned from wrestling star to movie star, the actor has found new ways to pull off seemingly impossible action on-screen with the help of some of Hollywood's best stunt performers and effects artists. For him, that has meant a lot of preparation, like when he played a rescue pilot in "San Andreas" (2015).

Thanks to clever camerawork, stunt coordination, and visual effects, he was able to leap off a motorcycle in "Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle" (2017), get hit by a bull in Netflix's "Red Notice" (2021), and redirect a torpedo in "The Fate of the Furious" (2017), which made for one of the most memorable moments in the "Fast and the Furious" franchise.

And his dedication to his workouts as well as the fight training skills he picked up as a wrestler benefited him in roles like "Hercules" (2014), "Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw" (2019), and "Black Adam" (2022).

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[TheMijman]

He held his breath for 10 - 15 second intervals, and learned CPR. WOW.

That's all of 5 minutes worth of training.

[visheyy]

Wonder which place the Rock would win if he entered his own look-alike competition

[gautamnag]

What was intended to convey- The Rock is truly dedicated to his projects.

What I took from this video - The crew and props teams are truly dedicated to their projects.

[tinklvsme]

EVERYONE Should know CPR. Tom Cruise does his own stunts. 😲

[duncan]

Not exactly a Jackie chan or Tom cruise, But still good to see some own stunts

[szymon]

"Rock even learned CPR!"
Christian Bale: -_-

[crimsonknight]

The most amazing part of movie making is the visual artists and stunt team.

[medardbitangimana]

U have succeeded in making me appreciate the rock more as a performer

[mrx]

Love watching these behind the scenes! Stunts are a major part in movies and I love seeing how they're done.

[johnb]

Even learned CPR so he could perform it accurately on Alexandra Daddario, mans a genius

[gugugaga]

you learn cpr in midle school in sweden why is that such a huge deal

[opnwatta]

to see the behind scene and stunts is more entertaining than the movie itself

[SW-sbto]

Omg. The rock can hold his breath?! Wow

[richardo]

this video just takes all the praise from the work done by stunt actors to praise the rock

[JonSnow-YThandle]

He even learned CPR? Wow. Where I live it's required to learn how to perform CPR when you get a driving license XD. But good thing he learned it alright. It can come in handy.

[KillerTacos]

Respect how much effort he puts into each role

[BornIn]

Dude has done quite a number of movies, I see

[kennynakawaki]

So interesting seeing the behind the scenes.

[mohammadshahverdi]

Funny, in my country, people do not know of Brandon Fraser and Rick Astley. They might even make fun of Brandon refrigerator. But they know about rock, whether it's from his wrestling career or tons of movies. This guy has made a lot of memories for us. We have seen and appreciated his work. We care about legacy. It's not like a random song and couple of movies would catch us. Rock is a legend

[charlieknight]

Showing LOVE for the channel. I'm a huge Dwayne The Rock Johnson fan have been since I was a kid I'm 38 years old now and it is awesome seeing how far this man truly has came in Hollywood. Thank you again and have a blessed day everyone