Dwayne Johnson announces ‘Jumanji 3’ WRAP for Danny DeVito; says 'To learn from you has been an honour'

Dwayne Johnson has officially announced the wrap of co-star Danny DeVito's shoot for the upcoming 'Jumanji 3'.Posting photos from the sets alongside DeVito and co-star Kevin Hart, Johnson wrote, “That’s an official Jumanji wrap on the one and the only, Danny DeVito. To work with you and learn from you has been an honor ~ and to call you my friend, will always be a privilege. Thank you, brother for your anchoring heart and JOY throughout our Jumanji franchise. Let’s tell more stories together. ps, please keep smilin’ and please keep exfoliating the top of your head.”The wrap comes just three months after production began in November 2025. Johnson had previously announced the start of filming on the new Jumanji instalment by sharing an image from the first table read in Los Angeles. “Officially kicking off production of 'JUMANJI', at our cast table read in Los Angeles - where we will film as well. What a massive, fun, heartfelt adventure. Feels emotionally appropriate for our beloved 'JUMANJI' franchise to end on this beautiful grace note of our final film." “Amazing to get the whole gang back together, and our jaws were hurting from laughing so hard. We all talked about how much we’ve missed this kinda joy and fun. Let’s make a good one,” he wrote.Johnson also revealed a sentimental Easter egg, that a pair of dice worn as a necklace by his character, Dr. Smolder Bravestone, are from the original 1995 Jumanji, serving as a tribute to the late Robin Williams. The 'Jumanji' franchise, adapted from Chris Van Allsburg’s 1981 picture book, became a classic with the release of the first film by Sony in 1995. Two decades later, the reboot 'Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle', reimagined the magical board game as a video game adventure. The 2017 film grossed USD 962.5 million and was followed by 'Jumanji: The Next Level', which was also a hit and earned USD 800 million.Directed by Jake Kasdan, the upcoming film will see the return of franchise regulars Hart, Jack Black, Karen Gillan and Nick Jonas alongside Johnson. Actors Alex Wolff, Madison Iseman, Ser’Darius Blaine and Morgan Turner, who portrayed the real-world teens in the previous films, are also expected to reprise their roles, along with Awkwafina.