Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson Takes Over Lead Role in ‘Snow White’ Reimagining
Have you ever imagined what it would be like if actor Dwayne Johnson, better known as The Rock, turned into a Disney princess? Thanks to Artificial Intelligence, this fantasy has become reality. First of all, it’s worth remembering Johnson’s close relationship with Disney. The actor lent his voice to Maui in the animated hit Moana in 2016, winning over viewers of all ages. Additionally, Dwayne starred in Jungle Cruise (2021) alongside Emily Blunt, another Disney film that mixes action, humor and fantasy elements.
The Rock as Disney Princesses
An AI artist known as “the_ai_dreams” recently posted a series of images on Instagram that make us laugh and amaze us at the same time. The images feature Dwayne Johnson transformed into several Disney princesses, starting with Snow White.
It does not stop there. Johnson has also been reimagined as other beloved Disney female characters such as Tinker Bell, Belle, Elsa, Rapunzel, Tiana, Merida, Ariel, Aurora and Jasmine. It is worth mentioning that Tinker Bell is the only character on the list who is not officially a Disney princess, but she is still curious and fun. Check out:
Dwayne Johnson’s future at Disney
For those curious about Dwayne Johnson’s next role in the Disney universe, it has been confirmed that the actor will return in a live-action version of Moana. Although the project is facing delays due to strikes in Hollywood, it is expected to be one of the first in line when an agreement between studios, writers and actors is reached.
This collaboration between Artificial Intelligence art and the charismatic figure of Dwayne Johnson is a delight for both fans of the actor and lovers of Disney stories. It’s amazing to see how technology can offer us such a unique and funny look at worlds we already know and love.
Moana (2016), Jungle Cruise and all films, series, shorts and specials featuring the characters listed in this article are in the Disney+ catalog. The live-action Moana was announced for June 2025.
