“Jeri Ryan Was Amazing!” Dwayne Johnson Is Stll Excited About His Star Trek Voyager Guest Role

“Jeri Ryan Was Amazing!”: Dwayne Johnson Is Stll Excited About His Star Trek: Voyager Guest Role .
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 Dwayne Johnson is still enthusiastic about his guest role and working with the "amazing" Jeri Ryan on Star Trek: Voyager 25 years later. The Hollywood titan and former WWE Champion guest-starred in Star Trek: Voyager season 6, episode 15, "Tsunkatse."  In 2000, Dwayne Johnson was already one of the biggest stars in pro wrestling as The Rock. Johnson was tapped to guest star on Star Trek: Voyager in a bout of corporate synergy with its fellow series on United Paramount Network (UPN), WWE SmackDown!  In an interview with Johan Albrechtsen of Moovy TV to promote The Smashing Machine, Dwayne Johnson spoke enthusiastically when Johan asked whether he had any special memories of appearing on Star Trek: Voyager, which was his earliest acting role. The Rock also gave Jeri Ryan, who played Seven of Nine, the highest praise. Read The Rock's quote below:  Watch Dwayne Johnson talk about Star Trek: Voyager on Moovy TV below:  On Star Trek: Voyager, Dwayne Johnson played the Pendari Champion, who battled a kidnapped Seven of Nine in a violent fighting competition called the Tsunkatse. Even playing an alien gladiator, The Rock worked in his patented WWE finishing move, the Rock Bottom, and even raised his eyebrow like "The People's Champion" of WWE.  Dwayne Johnson's Star Trek: Voyager guest spot came a year before his big screen debut as the Scorpion King in The Mummy Returns, which led to a spinoff starring The Rock. Johnson has since become one of the biggest stars in Hollywood thanks to the Fast and Furious franchise, Jungle Cruise, Jumanji, and Moana, as well as the TV series Ballers and Young Rock.  Amusingly, Jeri Ryan didn't know Dwayne Johnson was a world-famous wrestler when they worked together on Star Trek: Voyager. Johnson left an autographed photo for Ryan that said, "The Rock smells what you're cooking." Ryan was confounded until the wrestling fans on Voyager's crew explained who The Rock was to her.  Star Trek: Voyager was Dwayne Johnson's first significant Hollywood franchise. It's heartwarming that Johnson has fond memories of his brief time in the final frontier and a high regard for Star Trek fans. With Paramount Skydance developing a new Star Trek theatrical film, perhaps Starfleet will b