Despite a rocky year, Dwayne Johnson is reportedly the highest-paid actor in Hollywood
Luckily, Amazon doesn’t have to worry about making its money back. The conglomerate has a reputation for sinking hundreds of millions of dollars into projects with the cultural staying power of a sneeze.
Here, Amazon wants to be in The Rock business and will pay through the nose to get there, even if that means another movie with “Red” in the title that feels like it already came out six years ago.is reportedly named “Callum Drift.” We take it all back. This movie is going to rock.
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