Dwayne Johnson on Telling the Story of His Childhood in NBC's 'Young Rock' (Exclusive)

Dwayne Johnson is honoring his father, WWE Hall of Famer Rocky Johnson, just over a year after his death.

Dwayne Johnson shared an emotional tribute to his late father, wrestler Rocky Johnson, while accepting the Trailblazer Award during Friday night’s virtual HCA Film Awards, presented by the Hollywood Critics Association.

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Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson got a little cheeky with Instagram fans on Friday.

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is to be honored by the Hollywood Critics Association at the 4th annual HCA Film Awards on March 5. The Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle star will receive the HCA Trailblazer Award created to celebrate actors and filmmakers who speak out and advocate for social change.

Dwayne Johnson aka The Rock's roller-coaster journey from bonafide WWE wrestler to one of the highest-paid actors in Hollywood deserves a series of its own and that's exactly what the 48-year-old actor gifted the world with the new sitcom, Young Rock.

with USA Today last week, in which he said he would “consider a presidential run in the future if that’s what the people wanted.”Now, Calaway, 55, has revealed why he believes the “Ballers” star has what it takes to lead the Free World.“That man works his tail off and he dives in wholeheartedly in everything that he does,” Calaway told TMZ Sports.

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EXCLUISVE: Uli Latukefu, the Australian actor who plays one of the versions of Dwayne Johnson in NBC’s new comedy series Young Rock, has joined the cast of Black Site, the thriller that stars Michelle Monaghan, Jason Clarke and Jai Courtney. Pallavi Sharda, Phoenix Raei and Fayssal Bazzi round out the cast of the pic, which marks the feature directorial debut of Sophie Banks and is now shooting in Gold Coast, Australia.

Dwayne Johnson has lain a smackdown in the ring, on the big screen, and he’s willing to do it in the White House.

NBC topped the broadcast ratings Monday in primetime with two series premieres and its drama kingpin This Is Us. The network’s night started with the Dwayne Johnson family comedy Young Rock, which debuted strong with a 0.9 in the adults 18-49 demographic and 5.03 million viewers tuning in to smell what The Rock was cooking. Saturday Night Live staple Kenan Thompson followed with the debut of his new comedy Kenan (0.8, 4.07M).

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Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson has said he would still consider a presidential run in the future if it’s “what the people wanted”.Speaking in a new interview, Johnson, who is currently busy promoting Young Rock, his new autobiographical sitcom, said he would be open to taking a run at the White House if the demand for him to do so was there.“I would consider a presidential run in the future if that’s what the people wanted,” he told USA Today.

SPOILER ALERT: This interview includes minor details from the pilot episode of Young Rock which premieres tonight on NBC.

NBC's Young Rock is a new comedy caught between The Rock and a good show. To be clear, as with all things related to the Jumanji star and wrestling legend, The Rock is not a monolith.