THE ROCK TURNS 36
The People's Champ is one year
older but he's not slowing down
The People's Champ is one year
older but he's not slowing down
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Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson
(Wireimage)
(Wireimage)
(May 3) He may have been born Dwayne Douglas Johnson but the world knows
him as the most electrifying man in sports entertainment, The Rock.
The third-generation wrestler debuted in the World Wrestling Federation (now
known as (World Wrestling Entertainment, or WWE) in 1996 and became an
instant fan favorite, either to love or hate.
With his dashing good looks and a charismatic presence, he easily made the
transition from the squared circle to silver screen.
His film credits to date includes, The Mummy 2, The Scorpion King, The Run
Down, Walking Tall, Be Cool, Doom, Gridiron Gang and The Game Plan.
The Rock who turned 36 yesterday can be seen next in Get Smart next month and
in the remake of Witch Mountain set for release next year.
him as the most electrifying man in sports entertainment, The Rock.
The third-generation wrestler debuted in the World Wrestling Federation (now
known as (World Wrestling Entertainment, or WWE) in 1996 and became an
instant fan favorite, either to love or hate.
With his dashing good looks and a charismatic presence, he easily made the
transition from the squared circle to silver screen.
His film credits to date includes, The Mummy 2, The Scorpion King, The Run
Down, Walking Tall, Be Cool, Doom, Gridiron Gang and The Game Plan.
The Rock who turned 36 yesterday can be seen next in Get Smart next month and
in the remake of Witch Mountain set for release next year.
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