Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson admits he was nervous when photos first surfaced of his bigger body on the set of Moana, revealing his muscles are part of a costume.

While Dwayne Johnson is certainly no slacker when it comes to muscles and tattoos, the actor has revealed that he’s worn a bodysuit while shooting Disney’s live-action Moana movie. Johnson, of course,

The first photos from the set of the live-action version of Moana give fans a glimpse at Dwayne Johnson’s look as Maui. An announcement regarding the live-action version of Moana was made in April 2023.

Dwayne Johnson has recently made honest confession about his beefed-up look in upcoming live-action movie, Moana.In a new interview with Extra, Dwayne, who plays the role of demigod Maui in live

Moana Live-Action Remake starring Dwayne Johnson set for release on July 10, 2026. Johnson in full Maui costume with tattoos, wig, and iconic fishhook in behind-the-scenes photos. Johnson co-producing the movie; original TV series sequel plans swapped for big-screen movie.

Fans of Disney’s Moana are rightly excited by the fact that Moana 2 is hitting theaters next week. But there’s even more to be excited about if you’re a fan because there’s a live-action Moana also on the schedule for upcoming Disney movies, and the film is now shooting in Hawaii.

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson has confirmed that his striking physique in the live-action Moana set photos isn’t entirely natural but enhanced by a custom-made bodysuit. Speaking to Extra, Johnson,

Moana is probably modern Disney’s most beloved franchise. The 2016 film already has a sequel coming out, and the first movie has already begun filming a live-action remake. This is unprecedented for Disney,

Dwayne Johnson transforms into Maui in set photos from Disney’s live-action Moana. See first looks at the film, premiering in July 2026.

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson sits down with TODAY’s Donna Farizan to discuss working on his new movie “Moana 2" with two of his three daughters Jasmine and Tiana. Johnson also opens up about how the movie represents Hawaii’s culture and “Aloha spirit.