>> John Cena is voice of Yoshi
the polar bear in "Dolittle."
You can take your kids to see it
tomorrow.
A big welcome to John Cena.
If you weren't going to be the
polar bear, what other animal
could you be?
>> I was lucky enough to voice
Ferdinand the bull, so maybe
that.
I've always thought I shared
personality traits with a French
bulldog.
>> Frenchy.
>> Heavy breathers, they fart a
lot.
>> There's a cuteness factor.
That's good.
>> We were just talking,
everyone is in this movie.
Was there ever a point where you
guys were together working on
it?
>> Pros and cons of doing
something like this.
The cons are you do your vocal
recordings alone.
Because I was involved in
filming the live piece of live
action, I wasn't able to work
with Michael or Robert or Harry
or caramel, but the pro is you
can assemble an all-star cast.
It would have been a perfect
scenario for all of us to be
together but we have a beautiful
cast.
>> My girlfriends always go
"Train wreck."
Everybody loves you in "Train
wreck."
Have you kept up with Amy
Schumer?
>> Occasionally yes.
She's had a wonderful, wonderful
career.
And occasionally we'll send each
other messages back and forth
just congratulating each other.
I saw Judd apatow in a weird six
degrees of separation the other
day and I always let them know
I'm forever grateful because it
was that one role in "Train
wreck" because it gave me a
reimher Jens.
Thank you for your kind word of
some of my roles.
A guy named Judd apatow and a
gal named Amy Schumer took a
chance on me.
>> I didn't know that.
I just know everybody loves it.
J.lo came out saying that acting
movies were the love of her
life.
Where does acting fall for you?
>> I always try to work on
myself and see where I'm at and
what I enjoy and what my purpose
is.
In boiling down all that stuff,
I'm a story teller.
I love to tell stories and I
love to entertain and I love the
element of telling live stories
in the WWE.
There's nothing like being from
front of a live audience.
As I've grown older and maybe a
little wiser and more banged up,
I've found passion in taking a
script and making it come to
life.
Before I was just put in an
environment, every night a new
city, ten of thousands of fans
screaming your name.
It's really really special.
Plus I had --
>> You must hate that.
>> Plus I had 10,000 hour of
proficiency in the WWE.
I was super comfortable.
Thanks to opportunities like jud
and Amy and will Ferrell and the
list goes on and on, I become
more comfortable, familiar,
vulnerable, brave, willing to
take chances, and that's what I
led us here.
>> That's what j.lo said.
>> They say it takes 10,000
hours to become a master at
something.
I would imagine you feel master
level at WWE and wrestling.
Will that always be your story?
>> Absolutely.
I'm a member of the WWE family
always.
I'll be 43 in April.
>> What?
>> 43 years young.
>> I'm very proud of that.
It's been a crazy ride and I'm
still here 42, going to be 43.
>> In a three piece suit no less
and buttons.
>> Thank you.
So, it's a young person's game.
The jorts are still at home.
I've still got them.
But it's -- I'm very glad to be
able to step back because the
younger talented super stars
need their time now.
I've had a wonderful 15-year run
as a main focus in that
industry.
I'm not saying I'm done.
It's just time to invest in
younger able-bodied talent.
>> I like that.
>> We love you around here.
We love you have found someone
you are loving on right now.
>> Can you spell her last name?
>> Yes, I can.
>> Can you say it three times
fast?
>> Yes, I can.
>> We were trying --
>> It was a challenge for us.
We'll show you later.
>> What's the key to keeping
some things private in your life
for somebody who has to lead a
public life as well?
>> We all lead lives of sharing.
We see everybody's cell phone
out.
We have the ability to share
what we want.
I think it's like with anything.
If you set a goal, stick to the
goal.
If one of your goals is
boundaries, stick to the goal
and don't be pressured.
I mean you guys are doing your
job so I appreciate you asking
about my personal life but it's
easy to tell you thank you so
much for asking, I don't want to
talk about that.
And that's a respectful rapport.
>> You were cute on the red
carpet with her.
>> With anything you choose to
do, I think if you choose to do
something, set up a structure
that will protect it.
I have a goal for sharing
certain things with everybody
and keeping certain things from
me.
>> He handled that well.
>> You asked a question on how
do I do that and I think it's
something we all set boundaries
and abide by them.
>> The great thing is you've
always allowed someone to be
able to go there with you and
respectfully you decide to or
not.
>> I realize we all have
something to talk about.
We all -- and man I'm so
grateful for anyone out there
who thinks my life is actually
interesting.
I prefer -- I think the work is
interesting and some people
think that what I do is
interesting.
So, that's a whole other world
in itself.
So, I can understand the
intrigue there and I'm grateful
for it.
But I think they can also
respectfully understand the fact
that some things are for me.
>> As we go out, Mario is
supposed to be here.
He's kind of scared of you.
>> I think so.
>> Can you give a WWE shout out
to Mario?
Which camera do you want to say
where are you?
>> Mario!
Hey man, what happened?
Where are you, buddy?
You're scared, you have no
reason to be.
I'm the biggest softy, the most
vulnerable dude on the planet.
We could talk about life,
purpose, resolutions, what not.
It is the new year.
We're surrounded by wonderful
people.
Next time show up.
We'll have a chat.