The Rock Gets Paid $1 Million to Post About His Upcoming Movie on Social Media

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is charging Universal Pictures $1 million to promote his upcoming film "Red Notice" on his own social media pages, according to Variety. The million-dollar "social-media fee" is part of his $22 million salary for the film.

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