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Dwayne Johnson is currently filming the movie adaptation of Baywatch, but the actor took some time to announce on Instagram earlier today that he was boarding the remake of Jumanji.
In the post, Johnson said that while he loved being in original projects like Ballers, his football comedy on HBO, he also enjoyed taking on remakes. He added that he thought the script was incredible and was excited to team up with director Jake Kasdan. Kevin Hart was rumored to be joining Johnson for the film, but there's been no confirmation at this time.
The original film, which starred Robin Williams, was released in 1995. It followed a couple of kids in a suburb who are forced to fight for their lives after playing an ancient board game that unleashes a group of wild animals and devastating attacks on their city.
Johnson will shoot the film in between Fast 8, which he's scheduled to start production on this summer, and the third season of Ballers. The film is scheduled to be released on July 27, 2017.