The Jungle Cruise Cast Can't Stop Laughing as They Play Disneyland Pictionary

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When you get stars like Dwayne Johnson, Emily Blunt, Jack Whitehall, and Edgar Ramírez together, you know you're in for one seriously good time. Disney's Jungle Cruise finds this star-studded cast onboard for one wild adventure, based on the classic Disneyland theme-park ride. Their nautical journey takes them through a rainforest teeming with danger, and major surprises, at every harrowing turn.

So when we had a chance to sit down with this incredibly fun group, we had to put their knowledge of the iconic destination to the test with a game of Disneyland-themed Pictionary. They all took turns drawing everything from classic desserts like the Dole Whip . . .

to this incredible equation that's clearly The Little Mermaid:

In between demonstrating their encyclopedic knowledge of Disney-related items and showcasing their talented art skills, the cast told us about their dream Disney roles (can you guess who demonstrated their desire to play Beauty and the Beast's Gaston by singing his classic song?) and got into the fun they had on set. Check out the video above to see this hilarious crew, who just could not stop laughing. Don't miss Jungle Cruise, in theaters and on Disney+ now!



from POPSUGAR Celebrity https://www.popsugar.com/celebrity/dwayne-johnson-emily-blunt-jungle-cruise-cast-video-48442798

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