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While promoting his latest film, "Skyscraper," Dwayne Johnson says he and his partner "Fast & Furious" Tyrese Gibson have not spoken since Gibson has accused Johnson of trying to make The franchise "All this with Tyrese, it was quite disappointing because I had been friends with Tyrese for a very long time," Johnson told a caller while appearing on Bravo's "Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen." "
"I always have the impression that the beef needs two people to jump in, and it was rather biased, and he had expressed a lot of his opinion on social media," continued Johnson. "Apparently, he was doing stuff, too, in his personal life, but no, we did not talk and I do not see where we would do it and, for me, he did not talk about it. There is no need to have a conversation. "
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The quarrel began in September 2017 when it was announced that Johnson would star with Jason Statham in a spinoff of the" F & F "series called" Hobbs & Shaw ", which sees the Old bitter enemies continue their unlikely new partnership. David Leitch ("Deadpool 2") will direct the film with an anticipated release in July 2019.
But Gibson was not happy with Universal's decision to create a spin-off company around Johnson and Statham, which were later added to the cast of him, Vin Diesel, Ludacris, Michelle Rodriguez, and the late Paul Walker. Gibson attacked Johnson on social media, even threatening to leave the series if the fallout was green
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"Fast & Furious 9," meanwhile, has been pushed back to a 2020 version, with Justin Lin returning to the franchise to lead.
Watch Johnson's remarks in the clip above.
Dwayne Movies & The Rock & # 39; Johnson, ranked from worst to best (Photos)
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Dwayne Johnson is one of the last big movie stars. Whether it's kicking, tickling funny bones or (often) both, The Rock has the odd ability to make almost every movie better by showing up.
(Note: These films are graded by quality and Dwayne Johnson-ness, the minor role is generally small, and cameos are only included if they are outstanding.)
Universal Pictures
Columbia Pictures
27. "Snitch" (2013)
Johnson made several embarrassing films (we'll come back to it in a minute), but he's never made a film anymore annoying as "snitch". He plays the role of a father whose son is arrested for drugs, and the only way to get the child out of jail is to kill a larger drug dealer. So Johnson goes undercover to find one. The idea is luscious and interesting, but the film is turgid and lifeless, only notable for the strong support of Jon Bernthal.
Summit Entertainment
Universal Pictures
Universal Pictures
24. "Baywatch" (2017)
Johnson takes over the role of David Hasselhoff in "Baywatch", comic adaptation of a television series that probably did not know that it was funny. This is not a bad idea, and Johnson occasionally takes advantage of it, but the film's sense of grotesque humor and lazy stereotypes undermine any attempt at ingenuity. Believe it or not, "Baywatch" deserved better.
Paramount Pictures
23. "Empire State" (2013)
The true story of the biggest money robbery in American history is not as interesting as one might think. In this competent but banal drama, Liam Hemsworth and Michael Angarano get rid of the crime, while Johnson takes a role of ungrateful support while the cop chases them, which has no personality traits to speak of. There is a reason why most people do not know that this movie exists. That's for Dwayne Johnson die-hards only.
The Arcade Movie
22. "Planet 51" (2009)
An alien lands in an idyllic suburb of the 1950s, but the rebound is that the "alien" is a to be human, and that city dwellers overwhelmed by paranoia are creatures with green skin from another planet. Johnson plays the role of the human astronaut, and he seems to have fun, but this harmless and banal comedy shows no imagination beyond his premises, and there is nothing to laugh at. .
