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Dwayne Johnson’s friendship with comedian Kevin Hart is widely known among fans of pop culture. The duo never leaves any chance to roast each other during interviews. Their small but hilarious banters are loved by the fans. Similarly, during a visit toThe Graham Norton Show, the duo made the audience roar with laughter as Hart stated that The Rock had lied to him by claiming that he was born in Hawaii.
Dwayne Johnson and Kevin Hart’s on-screen chemistry is reflected in several movies such asCentral Intelligence, Hobbs & Shaw,and especially theJumanjimovie series. During one such interview before the release ofJumanji: The Next Level,the duo engaged in a super hilarious conversation that tickled everyone’s funnybones.
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Why did Kevin Hart call Dwayne Johnson a liar?
One of the core reasons why Jake Kasdan’sJumanjimovies were standout hits is the correct blend of action and comedy in them. The chemistry between the characters worked amazingly and fans loved the performances of the entire cast that included some of the best from the industry. This chemistry was also seen among the actors when they were doing several interviews.
Months before the release ofJumanji: The Next Level,whenDwayne Johnsonalong withKevin Hartand Jack Black visitedThe Graham Norton Show,we got one of the funniest interactions between the stars. The moment came out when The Rock was asked about his connection with Hawaii. You can watch the clip here:
The topic was raised as a significant amount ofJumanjimovies have been shot in Hawaii. The former WWE Wrestler responded to Norton by saying that he was born in San Francisco but spent a large part of his life in the Tropical Islands. But Hart couldn’t agree to this and argued how theBlack Adamstar said to him that he was born in Hawaii and also presented a large speech regarding it.
“I could’ve sworn you told me. While we were there, you said, “This is my land”… You gave me a very spiritual speech about how it all started, about how your mother held you over that cliff — ‘This is the cliff where I was born, where my mother gave birth to me.'”
The audience along with all the stars on the set of the show went into a laugh riot as the hilarious interaction went on with a funny tussle between the two stars. TheDC League of Super-Petsactor also added how he hated the outdoor filming and Dwayne Johnson used centipedes and spiders to bully him. It can’t be denied that these fun interactions between the actors won’t stop any day soon, but the fans are eagerly waiting for the upcoming sequel to the 2019 movie.
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What do we know aboutJumanji 4?
Jumanji 4is confirmed by the president of The Seven Bucks Production, Hiram Garcia, but as of now we still have very scarce to no updates regarding the plot. The reports suggest that the original cast members from the previous two movies will reprise their roles for the upcoming sequel. This includes Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, Karen Gillan, and Jack Black.
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But it is sure to take a significant time before making it to the audiences as Hiram Garcia confirmed that the project will probably go into development after Jake Kasdan and The Rock completeRed One.Considering the success of the previous two movies, it is anticipated that the upcoming addition will surely expand the franchise with a grander plot and might introduce some more new names.
Jumanji: Welcome to the JungleandJumanji: The Next Levelcan be streamed on Amazon Prime.
Source:The Graham Norton Show
Subham Mandal
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Subham Mandal is currently working as a content writer for FandomWire with an ardent interest in the world of pop culture. He has written more than 1000 articles on different spheres of modern pop culture and is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Arts degree in English. He’s also an experienced student journalist having demonstrated work experience with the Times of India. He aspires to be a column writer in the future.
