Only Dwayne Johnson and Johnny Depp's $4.7 billion in combined franchises can prevent Bob Iger from selling off Disney

For years, there have been exciting speculations about the possibility of Johnny Depp and Dwayne Johnson starring together in a Disney film. With their remarkable contributions to the Disney universe, the idea of them teaming up to rescue the company seems both intriguing and plausible.

Imagine the success of an animated film with them in the lead roles it would be an almost certain box-office hit.

However, while a billion-dollar movie can bring success, it may not single-handedly solve all of Disney’s long-standing challenges.

The recent consideration of selling the company by Bob Iger is likely driven by a deeper understanding of the complex issues that have impacted Disney over the years.

Throughout the years, Disney has integrated numerous companies from diverse corners of the entertainment industry, while facing the challenges of tight deadlines for countless projects.

It’s only natural that certain divisions may yield less impressive results as the workload continues to grow.

Disney has been navigating the intricacies of the business machinery for decades, and now, the negative consequences are becoming apparent.

While the idea of a movie starring two Hollywood giants colliding seems enticing, it’s important to recognize that it alone won’t be the swift remedy.

While it could be a promising beginning, other substantial projects must also take root to address the underlying issues effectively.