Jumanji: The Rock fa i dispetti a Karen Gillan nei nuovi video dal set

Dawyne "The Rock" Johnson è un buontempone.

La cosa emerge chiaramente dai nuovi video postati su Instagram dalla star, in cui lo vediamo intento a "tormentare" la povera Karen Gillan infastidendola con un filo d'erba che potrebbe essere tranquillamente percepito come un insetto o animale "molesto" considerato che le riprese del reboot di Jumanji si stanno tenendo in esterni alle Hawaii.

Ecco alcuni video:

Whilst in the jungle my co-stars are on edge because of the biting centipedes and venomous spiders ?. @karengillanofficial is a 5'11 bad ass - perfect target with one long blade of grass to the back of her long leg. ? #OnSet #Jumanji #DevilishFun

Un video pubblicato da therock (@therock) in data: 3 Nov 2016 alle ore 01:30 PDT

Got her again! Luv that @karengillanofficial's first instinct was to take a swing at me. #OnSet #Jumanji #ToughScottishBlood

Un video pubblicato da therock (@therock) in data: 3 Nov 2016 alle ore 04:28 PDT

A seguire un altro video e alcune nuove foto:

Our #Jumanji set got very quiet during this traditional presentation from @ku_souza. You could feel the "Mana" (power) in the air. The note written below from our amazing Hawaiian crew member Desi Nu'uhiwa Koanui (@dzk_inc) is so heartfelt and I'm humbled and proud to receive this luv and aloha. "The oli (chant) that was presented to Dwayne by Kū Souza (the lei maker & kumu hula) is one of our traditional hawaiian dressing chants used when adorning someone in lei. The lei was presented to Dwayne as a mahalo to him since we are coming to a close for filming. We kanaka maoli's (Hawaiian people) are proud and honored to have Dwayne come home and kokua our state by bringing this film and jobs for our state. Also we are proud of him being an amazing ambassador of aloha and kuleana (responsibility) - as he represents all us Polynesian people in the world. He gives each one of us hope that through hard work and staying ha'aha'a (humble) anyone can achieve their dreams!"

Un video pubblicato da therock (@therock) in data: 2 Nov 2016 alle ore 16:02 PDT

Midnight Rider. 230am and we're going on a 14 hour straight work shift. Man, this crew is hard workin'. Luv every one of em and grateful for their efforts. Kickin' off this week strong. Let's shoot. We'll sleep in December. #OnLocation #Hawaii #Jumanji #HardWorkinCrew

Una foto pubblicata da therock (@therock) in data: 1 Nov 2016 alle ore 06:28 PDT

"..One's a devil and one keeps driving me insane.." (some of you hard core ones know that song). 3am. On set and still going strong. Luv and appreciate this hard workin' crew. #OnLocation #HawaiianJungles #Jumanji

Una foto pubblicata da therock (@therock) in data: 2 Nov 2016 alle ore 08:00 PDT

Shootin' all night long & our crew settin' up the big shot. It never ceases to amaze me all the intricate moving parts to movie making. Always grateful for these hard workin' boys and girls. #EveryJobIsCritical #OnSet #Jumanji #NowWhereTheFuckIsMyLatte #KiddingIDontDrinkCoffee #IDrinkGasoline

Una foto pubblicata da therock (@therock) in data: 3 Nov 2016 alle ore 06:11 PDT

Midnight Rider. The scene is set. Cameras ?, hard working crew are all behind me and ready to roll - just waiting for director, Jake Kasdan to yell "Action!" Nothing in front of me but our incredible #Jumanji set built into the beautiful Kualoa mountains here in Hawaii. I have to drive my dirt bike up this unforgiving terrain and not get eaten by all the massive and blood thirsty animals in this dangerous Jumanji jungle. There's a very high probability this whole thing goes to shit. If I get eaten, make sure @amyschumer takes over my Instagram account. I know she won't f*ck it up. #OnSet #Jumanji #WatchMyBackAmy

Una foto pubblicata da therock (@therock) in data: 3 Nov 2016 alle ore 23:54 PDT

A dirigere la pellicola, prodotta da Matt Tolmach, William Teitler e Ted Field, il regista Jake Kasdan. Le riprese sono iniziate il 19 settembre a Honolulu.

Lo script è opera di Scott Rosenberg e Jeff Pinkner, che si sono basati su una bozza di Chris McKenna e Erik Sommers.