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Paris museum says it will fix skin tone of Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's wax figure
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In a video posted on Instagram Wednesday, the Grevin Museum's managing director said that after seeing The Rock's wax figure under display lights, "we got a big surprise."
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Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson wants Paris museum to change the skin color of his new wax figure
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Paris museum says it will fix skin tone of Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's wax figure
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is addressing his wax figure that was unveiled at Musée Grévin in Paris on Oct. 16. The actor shared that he's contacted his "friends" at the museum to make some improvements.
Musée Grévin unveiled its second attempt at The Rock statue, and called its original version an "honest mistake" due to being confused by the actor's photos.
Addressing 'L'affaire Dwayne Johnson,' a French wax museum says it's in the process of fixing the actor's statue after complaints about the skin tone being too light.
After Dwayne Johnson said he'd contact the French museum to correct the wax figure's skin color, the sculpture was repainted and unveiled on Wednesday. A museum spokesperson admitted the wax figure 'was indeed whiter than it should have been'
In a video posted on Instagram Wednesday, the Grevin Museum's managing director said that after seeing The Rock's wax figure under display lights, "we got a big surprise."
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