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Universal has set Fast & Furious 11, now titled Fast Forever, for March 17, 2028, with Louis Leterrier returning to direct. It will be the 11th (and main) entry and the franchise’s final chapter, though plot details remain undisclosed. The release was delayed from a previously targeted 2025, and the series has grossed over $7 billion worldwide to date.
Universal has officially dated the next Fast & Furious film, Fast Forever, for March 17, 2028, with Vin Diesel announcing the news on Instagram alongside a photo of Paul Walker, underscoring the franchise’s enduring legacy.
The article highlights five iconic Kawasaki motorcycles featured in movies, including Johnny Tran's KLR650 in 'The Fast and the Furious', Goose's Z1000 in 'Mad Max', Maverick's Ninja H2 in 'Top Gun Maverick', The Bride's ZZR 250 in 'Kill Bill', and the GPZ900R Ninja in 'Top Gun', showcasing their impact and recognition in film.
Fast and Furious star Tyrese Gibson was arrested after his dogs mauled a neighbor's dog, leading to a charge of animal cruelty. The incident occurred outside his Georgia home, where the dogs escaped multiple times, and the attack resulted in the death of a small dog. Gibson claimed the dogs were for protection and rehomed them after the incident. Authorities had warned him to keep his dogs leashed, but he missed the deadline to surrender them.
Fast & Furious: Arcade Edition, an arcade-style racing game with licensed cars and multiplayer features, is set to release on Nintendo Switch and other platforms on October 24, 2025. Developed by Raw Thrills and Cradle Games, it offers high-speed action, destructible environments, and various challenges, appealing to arcade racing fans and fans of the franchise.
An arcade game based on the Fast & Furious film series, originally released in 2022, will be available on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and Switch on October 24, featuring high-speed racing, car customization, and split-screen multiplayer, but will not be coming to PC.
Vin Diesel announced that 'Fast X: Part 2' will feature the return of Paul Walker's character Brian O'Conner, with the franchise aiming to bring back familiar faces and focus on a heartfelt finale, possibly using CGI to resurrect Walker's character after his death in 2013.
Vin Diesel announced that Fast & Furious 11 will be released in April 2027 and will feature the return of Paul Walker’s character, Brian O’Conner, using advanced technology to bring him back since his death in 2013. The film aims to return to its roots with street racing and Los Angeles settings.
Vin Diesel hinted that Paul Walker's character might return through digital means for 'Fast and Furious 11,' scheduled for release in April 2027, with Diesel emphasizing a return to Los Angeles, street racing, and reuniting Dom and Brian O’Conner.
Vin Diesel confirmed his continued involvement in the "Fast & Furious" franchise amidst sexual assault allegations made by his former assistant. He also hinted at the franchise ending with the 11th installment. Diesel, who has denied any wrongdoing, expressed excitement for the upcoming film and thanked fans for their support. The actor's statement comes after his former assistant sued him for sexual battery, alleging an incident during the filming of "Fast Five." Diesel's representative has vehemently denied the claim, and the 11th "Fast & Furious" movie is set for release in 2025.
Vin Diesel confirms that Fast XI will be the definitive end of the Fast & Furious series, expressing excitement for the finale and emphasizing it as a celebration of the family built together. This update comes after Diesel's lawsuit last December and marks his first public appearance since then. Despite this being the end, Dwayne Johnson is still set to headline another spinoff, and the primary Fast X cast is scheduled to return for Fast XI's release in 2025.
Vin Diesel announced his commitment to the "Fast and Furious" franchise despite a sexual assault lawsuit filed against him by a former assistant. The actor expressed gratitude to fans and the production team for their support and excitement for the upcoming final installment, "Fast 11." The lawsuit alleges that Diesel sexually assaulted his assistant during the filming of "Fast Five" in 2010, which the actor's lawyer has vehemently denied. Diesel's statement on Instagram marks his first public remarks since the lawsuit, and comes after Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson declared an end to their feud and confirmed his appearance in the next "Fast and Furious" film.
Before becoming famous for his role in the Fast & Furious franchise, Vin Diesel was known for his break dancing skills in the Eighties. Resurfaced videos show a young, unrecognizable Diesel teaching break dancing moves. He has spoken about his past as a break dancer on various talk shows and made his stage debut at age seven. Diesel rose to fame after appearing in Steven Spielberg's Saving Private Ryan and has since become one of the world's highest-grossing actors, with roles in various films and voice work in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Meadow Walker, daughter of late Fast & Furious star Paul Walker, has officially filed for divorce from Louis Thornton-Allan less than two months after announcing their split. The couple married in October 2021 and had been together for three years. Meadow, who is also the president and founder of the Paul Walker Foundation, has been active in the modeling industry and has walked the runway for major brands. Paul Walker tragically passed away in a car crash when Meadow was 15 years old.
Vin Diesel, star of the "Fast and Furious" franchise, has been accused by his former assistant, Asta Jonasson, of sexual battery during her employment in 2010. Jonasson filed a lawsuit alleging that Diesel forced himself onto her in a hotel suite, groped her breasts, and engaged in other sexual acts without her consent. She was fired hours later by Diesel's sister, Samantha Vincent. Diesel's attorney denies the allegations, stating that there is evidence refuting the claims. Jonasson's lawsuit seeks to hold Diesel and his company accountable for their actions.