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Introducing the Moana Live-Action Remake

It has been confirmed that Disney is currently in the midst of creating a live-action remake of the highly acclaimed and beloved animated movie, Moana, which originally premiered in 2016. The announcement was made by none other than Dwayne Johnson himself, who voiced the character of Maui in the original film, via a video recording made in Hawaii, with his children by his side.

Familiar Characters to Make a Return

Fans of the original movie will be delighted to know that the live-action remake will feature the same much-loved characters, along with the iconic hits from the film that helped to propel it to great heights of success.

Celebrating the Communities and Traditions of Pacific Islanders

Producing the movie will be none other than Dwayne Johnson, himself a Pacific Islander. The film will serve as a joyous tribute to the islands, communities, and traditions of the Pacific Islander people, told from the perspective of a young woman with a yearning to carve her own unique path in life. The movie will provide audiences with a glimpse into the beauty and tenacity of the Pacific Islander people.

Deeply Personal Connection to the Project

Dwayne Johnson revealed that he has a profound and intimate connection to the project, as the story told in Moana is emblematic of the culture of his people, and is a testament to their grace and warrior strength. He went on to express his heartfelt gratitude to his partners at Disney for their unwavering commitment to the project, stating that there is no better way to honor the legacy of his people, their passion, and their purpose than through the medium of music and dance, which are integral components of Polynesian culture.
The original animated version of Moana grossed an astounding $644 million globally.


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