This article was originally published on www.si.com as Dwayne Johnson Discusses How He Gained Over 30 Pounds for 'The Smashing Machine'. A three-year-old boy found a live hand grenade outside his ...

The Rock packed on the pounds to portray college wrestler turned MMA fighter Mark Kerr in the deeply personal film he says “turned into more than a movie.” ...

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Emily Blunt, left, and Dwayne Johnson in “The Smashing Machine.” Benny Safdie wants to challenge our expectations of the traditional sports movie. His first solo directorial outing without his brother ...

Dwayne Johnson plays Mark Kerr in "The Smashing Machine," in theaters Friday. Photo courtesy of A24 LOS ANGELES, Oct. 1 (UPI) --The Smashing Machine, in theaters Friday, makes for an interesting ...

The Smashing Machine director Ben Safdie and actor Dwayne Johnson open up about their film and how it had been sitting on the shelf for 6 years.

Dwayne Johnson deals well with the physical demands of playing pro fighter Mark Kerr, but there’s little for him to wrestle with dramatically, writes Alistair Harkness ...

Dwayne Johnson, AKA The Rock, has opened up about losing 30 pounds after his role in The Smashing Machine – get all the details with before and after photos.

Dwayne Johnson has recently shared key life lessons he has learned from his three daughters.The actor, who is currently praised for his performance in The Smashing Machine, opened up that there ...

Film fans have a very exciting month of new releases ahead in October – with all number of big awards hopefuls landing in cinemas over the next few weeks following their splashy premieres at recent ...

Benny Safdie’s solo directorial debut, a bruising, subdued character study based on the life of the 1990s mixed martial arts (MMA) pioneer Mark Kerr, is not so much a sports movie as an anti-sports ...