Vin Diesel has given “Fast & Furious” fans something concrete to hold onto: the next chapter is finally heading back toward production.
The franchise has spent four years trying to reach this point.
After “Fast X” ended on a massive cliffhanger in 2023, the final chapter entered a long development process. Vin Diesel says the team went through four sets of writers before they finally landed on a script he felt could close the story properly.
Now, Diesel says the cameras could start rolling in December.
Speaking at the 25th-anniversary screening of “The Fast and the Furious” in Los Angeles, the actor said:
We start shooting in December, if I can make good on the request from the studio.
Diesel also revealed that the new script hit him hard. After years of development, he says he cried when he read it because he finally felt they had something worthy of ending the saga.
“Fast Forever,” the 11th main film in the franchise, is scheduled to hit cinemas on March 17, 2028.
After years of delays and uncertainty, the final ride is finally getting closer.