Dwayne Johnson wraps filming on final ‘Jumanji’ with heartfelt tribute

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson has officially wrapped filming on Jumanji: The Final Level, describing the project as one of the most "joyful creative journeys" of his career.

The 53-year-old actor shared his sentiments in a heartfelt Instagram post on Monday, accompanied by a series of behind-the-scenes photos with his co-stars.

"An official FINAL wrap on one of the most fun and pure creative joy experiences I’ve ever had in my entire career – the adventure of JUMANJI," Johnson wrote.

He praised the ensemble cast for their talent and camaraderie, calling himself a "grateful and lucky sob" for witnessing their performances over the decade-long franchise.

Johnson also expressed deep appreciation for director and collaborator Jake Kasdan. "Cheers to my director, writer, collaborator, and friend Jake Kasdan. It’s been my privilege to be directed by you, as we’ve unearthed all these wild characters together in the world of JUMANJI," he added.

The actor concluded his note with a touching tribute to the late Robin Williams, who starred in the original Jumanji and passed away in 2014. "And lastly, to Robin Williams ~ this finale is for you," Johnson wrote.

Jumanji: The Final Level is scheduled for a theatrical release this Christmas, marking the conclusion of the beloved adventure franchise.