We’re live from Disneyland at the red carpet premiere of JungleCruise. Stay tuned for interviews from Dwayne Johnson, Emily Blunt, Édgar Ramírez and more
For an aspiring director in Hollywood, it’s hard to say no to a job. That’s why acclaimed filmmakerhas no qualms about his early days shooting commercials, nor what he called a “natural” transition to horror films.
His four-quadrant moment finally arrives with the July 30 release of Walt Disney’s “Jungle Cruise” in theaters and on Disney Plus Premier Access. “Dwayne and I have similar taste in a lot of things. A movie like this cannot just have comedy and fantastical elements — you also have to have emotion.” says Collet-Serra. “The moment that Emily Blunt came into the picture, that energy was elevated. From there it was apparent that my job was just to orient the camera and get out of the way.”
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