Dwayin "Rock" Johnson had to go through the "incredibly heavy" memories of the late father of Rocky Johnson in the work on the comedy-pretending comedy "young rock". The NBC show, based on the life of the actor, mainly has a comic story, but years of childhood issued for a star difficult.
The fact that he did not want to go "easy way", Johnson told during a press tour of the other day, chatting about the creative process with the executive producer of the Khan's executive producer and screenwriter Jeff Chiang. According to him, the stages of life - 10, 15 and 18 years - were shown in the show, but there was still a lot of other things between these years. Remembering the late father, who died on January 15, 2020 at the age of 75, Dwayan stated that they had "incredibly complex" relationships fueled by "cruel love."
"My father was kicked out of the house at the age of 13, and he was homeless, so it formed a man who then raised me," the actor shared.
The restless character of the head of the family led to the fact that the little Duin had an unusual life, full of travel. By the time he turned 13 years old, he managed to live in 13 different states of America and even in New Zealand. The actor added that the new series hopes to offer "another point of view" viewers who can also experience difficult family times.