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The Rock reveals how he grossed $14,000,000,000 at the box office and become the highest paid actor in the history Interviewer: "You are the highest grossing actor in the world in 2013, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2024. Fifth highest grossing actor of all time. The 40 films you've starred in have taken in just under $14 billion worldwide an average of $349 million" Johnson: "Stats… numbers. Lunch is on me, boys" The Rock: "I reached this point in my career maybe seven, eight years ago where I had this little voice behind my rib cage and that voice for me was, well, what's more?" The Rock: "I started asking myself, am I living my dream, or mine plus a lot of other people and entities around me?" The Rock: "The big movies are fun to do if they flop, it's okay, we move on. But I had this obsession to do something for me"

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