Dwayne Johnson Explores Vulnerability and Masculinity in 'Moana 2'

The actor reveals how Maui's journey in the sequel mirrors his own struggles with asking for help and redefining strength.

Dwayne Johnson emphasizes that true masculinity involves the courage to be vulnerable and seek help.
In 'Moana 2', Maui faces new challenges that force him to confront his need for assistance from Moana.
Johnson's personal experiences with traditional masculinity and mental health struggles inform his portrayal of Maui.
The film aims to teach audiences, especially children, that even the strongest people need help sometimes.
'Moana 2' is set to release on November 27, continuing the beloved characters' adventures with humor, music, and important life lessons.