US Media Publishes Controversial Article on The Rock’s Attitude, Straining Relations with Vin Diesel and Ryan Reynolds.

Recently, The Wrap newspaper released a series of testimonials from industry insiders in Hollywood regarding The Rock’s unprofessional behavior, leading audiences to dub him the “king of tardiness.”

Red One film (2024): A crew member referred to The Rock’s tardiness as his trademark. On average, The Rock arrives 7-8 hours late for filming, sometimes even skipping days, resulting in production costs soaring up to $50 million. “Arriving late is something The Rock insists on when participating in filming,” revealed a member of the Red One film crew.

Red Notice film (2020): Ryan Reynolds had to wait for The Rock for over 5 hours, leading to a heated argument and subsequent years of avoiding each other. Recently, the two have resolved their differences.

Fast And Furious franchise: A source from the film crew disclosed to People magazine that Vin Diesel is also frustrated with The Rock’s tardiness. There were times when he disregarded the production schedule and didn’t show up for filming.

Rampage film (2018): The Rock was consistently late by an average of 4-5 hours per day, to the extent that co-stars recorded his daily tardiness.

Ballers TV series (2015/2018): It was considered normal for over 100 crew members to wait in vain as The Rock arrived 3-4 hours late on set daily. The peak was in March 2017 when an employee revealed that The Rock’s rubber time extended to 6 hours.

Currently, The Rock remains silent regarding these reports from The Wrap.