The March issue of Giant Magazine (pictured above) features Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson on the cover, with an article titled "Dwayne Johnson: Metamorphic" that covers his growing up in a wrestling family and his current film career.
In the article, he credits WWE with teaching him how to perform, saying:
"Wrestling gave me the platform to entertain crowds of twenty, thirty, forty, fifty thousand people. The experience was invaluable. ..We played Madison Square Garden every month and a half, one little stage. That was my theater, and what a learning experience it was."
The article also addresses his phasing out of "The Rock" name, and how he feels about people who still refer to him by that name:
“People ask if I mind if they call me The Rock. There’s no visceral reaction for me that ‘No, you can’t.’ The Rock is a nickname, and people call me that all the time, and it’s fine. It’s a damn cool nickname, too.”
The magazine is available now on news-stands, and for more on the article, including some photos from the magazine, you can click here.
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