A wax replica of American actor Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson, inaugurated last week by the Musée Grévin in Paris, will be reinstalled this Wednesday in the museum modeled after Madame Tussauds in London, after the star of "Fast and Furious" will criticize his white skin. The Grévin Museum in France reported that it was "improving" the wax figure of star Johnson and that it would present it again today, after the actor of Samoan and black origin joked on the social network Instagram about the statue they presented last week in his honor, saying that the skin color needed an "update." Johnson humorously joined the rapid wave of jokes and ironies that emerged on various social networks, the figure with "Mr Clean" and the IG account The Shade Room (the dark room) defined the reproduction as “melanin deficient.” "I'm going to ask my team to talk to our friends at the Grevin museum in Paris, France, so we can work on an update of my wax figure with some details and improvements," the professional wrestler turned actor and star had written. from one of the most popular and iconic automobile, racing and action sagas of the beginning of this century.