There is an upcoming reboot of the famous 1995 film "Jumanji," as a tribute to late actor Robin Williams. Recently, a photo has been teased featuring the cast of the upcoming film set inside a jungle.
"Jumanji" 2017 Different From The 1995 Original Starring Robin Williams
Most people born in the 80s and 90s are familiar of the film, "Jumanji" starring the late Robin Williams. It is a story about two kids playing what seems like a mystical game of the same title name, wherein one has to finish it so that all the creatures from the game stop coming into the real world.
Just recently, it has been confirmed that there will be an upcoming "Jumanji" film starring Dwayne Johnson, Jack Black, Karen Gillan and Kevin Hart. Last week, Johnson posted on his social media account a video of a priest blessing the set, indicating that production of the film is already about to begin.
Kevin Hart also did his part in posting about its production, by posting a photo on his instagram account featuring the cast inside a jungle, doing different poses. By the looks of it, the upcoming "Jumanji" film is different from the original. In the 1995 film, the jungle came to the real world along with its creatures. However, in the upcoming film, it looks like the characters are the ones inside the jungle.
A photo posted by Kevin Hart (@kevinhart4real) on Sep 19, 2016 at 8:49pm PDT
Characters Of The "Jumanji" 2017 Cast Revealed, Nature Of Roles Yet To Be Known
There hasn't been any official trailer yet on the upcoming "Jumanji," but many of the videos on the internet are all fan-made. However, it has been confirmed that Dwayne Johnson will be playing the role of Dr. Bravestone, Kevin Hart as Moose Finbar, Jack black as rofessor Shelly Oberon and Karen Gillan as Ruby Roundhouse. The nature of their characters has not been revealed yet, but since production has already begun, it could be known soon.
"Jumanji" Assured To Honor The Role Of The Late Robin Williams In Original Movie
Dwayne Johnson recently clarified all the reports saying that the upcoming "Jumanji" will not be a reboot, rather a continuation of the first film in 1995. The original movie ended with the game ready to be found, and it looks like the upcoming film will be the story of that.
Nevertheless, Johnson assured that the legend of Alan Perish, portrayed by the late Robin Williams will be honoured in the new film, set to hit theatres in July 28, 2017.
