Dwayne Johnson to produce non-animated version of ‘Moana’

Dwayne Johnson, better known as “The Rock”, will return to the fictional universe of “Moane” this time as a producer of the Disney film.

“It is an honor to be able to convey the wonderful story of Moana on the big screen,” the actor said on his Twitter.

“Moana” tells how an adventurous teenager who sounds Becoming an experienced explorer, she undertakes a risky mission sailing through Polynesia to save her people, a goal for which she will have help Mauia demigod who wants to regain his powers.

Johnson voiced the character Maui in a story inspired by the ghost of the actor’s deceased grandfather.

“Maui changed my life (I miss you grandpa) and it’s an honor to work with him disney studios to tell our story through music and dance, which is who we are as a Polynesian people,” said the American actor of Samoan roots.

The film will be produced by Johnson, Dany Garcia and Hiram Garcia through Seven Bucks Productions.

Executive production will be carried out Auli’i Cravalho, who voiced the lead role in the original film, Scott Sheldon and Samoan industry executive Dana Ledoux Miller will also be involved in the production.

“Moana” was a big hit box office in 2016 grossing over $682,685 at the box office.

The protagonist became a feminist emblem telling the story of a free, determined young woman, which did not include a romantic story.

Possible program start dates have not yet been announced. project, nor which actors will give life to the characters in the story.