Black Adam: New Set Video Shows How HUGE Dwayne Johnson Is As The Character
Hollywood and Black Adam Star Dwayne Johnson recently went on to share a BTS clip of him on the set of the upcoming Black Adam for Warner Bros, highlighting just how massive the former wrestler is in his character.
The footage was shared on social media, featuring Dwayne Johnson in costume as Black Adam, walking onto the set of the film, passing one crew member at a time, showcasing how massive in stature he has become over time.
Dwayne Johnson has shared a few BTS looks for Black Adam
As the release date inches closer, Dwayne Johnson has shared a few behind-the-scenes looks at the costumes, sets, and more of Teth-Adam. He used many glimpses as opportunities to go ahead and express his overall excitement for the movie and how eager the actor was to make it. In a recent post online, Johnson wrote, “Throughout my career, I’ve had the privilege of playing some great (fun) characters over the years, but none speak to my DNA more than this antihero known as the man in black, Teth Adam.”
Black Adam Has Seen MANY delays
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Black Adam has been underway for a really long time. The movie has been underway, with Johnson attached to the project, as far back as the year 2007. After various delays and postponements, the DCEU came into play and Warner Bros. brought the movie back to life to make the antihero’s debut, although there are still a few issues to deal with when it’s about the character’s relationship with Shazam, who has already had his own solo outing in 2019.
The film was delayed many times for various reasons, including the coronavirus pandemic. It was reported that the most recent delay was thanks to the MCU’s Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, which needed the soundstages that Black Adam also required for reshoots.
Here’s what Hiram Garcia Had To Say:
In addition to this, producer Hiram Garcia explained, “I think we’re just in a world right now where there was a huge and understandable freeze-up when the [COVID-19] pandemic hit and a lot of productions were put on hold.” He continued, “Now that the industry has really roared back, the pipeline for VFX is so jammed. Obviously, all these superhero movies just require so much VFX, and we’re just in a situation where the majority of the VFX houses are just completely swamped with work.”
The movie is directed by Jaume Collet-Serra, and will open in theaters on October 21.
