Dwayne Johnson on how things changed for 'San Andreas' after Nepal earthquake

Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson defended the release of his new disaster film 'San Andreas' and said he was "heartbroken" when he heard about the real-life earthquake tragedy in Nepal. "We all felt collectively the best thing to do was to pause for a second with the marketing campaign", Johnson said. In light of the Nepal earthquake, Warner Bros. will evaluate the worldwide marketing campaign for this upcoming disaster film and include information on how to help the relief efforts in Nepal while giving guidance on how to prepare for natural disasters. 'San Andreas' imagines the aftermath of a devastating earthquake in California.