Faker! Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson shares Instagram video of twisted finger... but it's just a prosthetic for his new movie

While Jimmy Fallon finally gave details on his finger injury last night, a true action star quickly outdid him in the comedy department. 

Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson shared a video on Tuesday of his finger, which was bent horizontally to one side, after an apparent accident on set.

But the clip was in fact a prank, according to TMZ, as the bent finger was actually a prosthetic for his new movie Central Intelligence. 

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Ouch! Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson shared a video on Tuesday of his finger, which was bent horizontally to one side, after an accident on set... except it was a prosthetic

Ouch! Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson shared a video on Tuesday of his finger, which was bent horizontally to one side, after an accident on set... except it was a prosthetic

'Alright, just stepped off set,' The Rock began in his short video as he claimed that the director asked him 'Are you bleeding?'

'I said bleed? I got time to bleed,' the action hero said as he revealed his fake hand with a twisted finger.

The wrestler-turned actor was dressed in camouflage trousers and a fitted vest as he smiled through what must have been agonizing pain. 

Solid like a rock: 'I said bleed? I got time to bleed,' the action hero said as he revealed his twisted finger, which was in fact fake

Solid like a rock: 'I said bleed? I got time to bleed,' the action hero said as he revealed his twisted finger, which was in fact fake

The actor was filming for his new movie with Kevin Hart, Central Intelligence, set for release on 17 June 2016.

Meanwhile, Fallon was forced to take a two-week hiatus after he injured his hand in a freak accident at his home in New York City on June 26.

But on Monday the 40-year-old returned to his Tonight Show desk as he opened his late-night program by explaining what exactly caused him to recover for 10 days in the Intensive Care Unit at Bellevue Hospital.

Back to work! Jimmy Fallon, 40, returned to The Tonight Show after a two-week hiatus following his hand injury on June 26

Back to work! Jimmy Fallon, 40, returned to The Tonight Show after a two-week hiatus following his hand injury on June 26

That's gotta hurt: Fallon's fans were alarmed when he shared this photo from his ICU room at the Bellevue Hospital in NYC

That's gotta hurt: Fallon's fans were alarmed when he shared this photo from his ICU room at the Bellevue Hospital in NYC

'I was going to lose my finger!' he said as he detailed his injury that nearly led to an amputation of his left ring finger.

On the show Fallon recalled how ER doctors explained that his injury is actually more common than most might think.

'It's a thing called ring avulsion. A-V-U-L-S-I-O-N. If you Google it, it's graphic images. Don't Google it. But ring avulsion, it's a real thing,' Jimmy said.

'My ring got caught on a countertop when I was going down and stuck there and pulled my finger out. Trust me, I'm like, "Wait, what?" I didn't even look at the thing. So I go, "Can you fix it?" And they go, "Oh, no. No. We've got to send you somewhere else.'"

He then had to undergo a specialized micro surgery that ended up saving his hand. 

 

 

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