Dwayne Johnson and Dany Garcia’s Seven Bucks Productions have made a groundbreaking move by signing a first-look deal with The Walt Disney Company. This exclusive agreement will see the production company developing both theatrical and streaming films in collaboration with Disney across all its divisions.

Known for its versatile content, Seven Bucks Productions, founded by Johnson and Garcia, has previously worked closely with Disney on projects like the film adaptation of ‘Jungle Cruise’ and the series ‘Behind the Attraction’ for Disney+. The new deal opens up a world of possibilities for creative ventures that could extend beyond traditional filmed content.

While specific details of the agreement have not been disclosed, the partnership hints at exciting prospects. With Disney’s diverse portfolio that includes theme parks, sports services, and family cruises, the potential for innovative projects featuring Johnson is vast. Imagine experiencing a Jungle Cruise ride with Johnson’s charismatic presence or participating in a Rock-branded fitness class while onboard a Disney cruise ship.

Notably, Johnson is set to reprise his role as Maui in ‘Moana 2,’ the sequel to the beloved animated film. The upcoming movie has already generated significant buzz, with its trailer breaking records for Disney animation trailers. Additionally, a live-action version of ‘Moana’ is slated for release in the summer of 2026.

Aside from film projects, Disney’s ESPN serves as a broadcast partner for the UFL, a pro football league co-owned by Johnson, Garcia, and RedBird Capital Partners. This collaboration underscores the multifaceted nature of the partnership between Seven Bucks Productions and Disney.

The new deal marks a significant milestone for both parties, solidifying their longstanding relationship and opening up avenues for exciting new content. Fans can look forward to a diverse range of projects that showcase Johnson’s star power across various platforms, thanks to this innovative collaboration.