Earlier this year, self-proclaimed architect of mythology Vin Diesel revealed that a Fast & Furious TV show was revving up. Now it’s officially on the streaming start line.
Five months after Vin Diesel teased it onstage, the first Fast & Furious TV series is officially a go. Peacock has greenlit a live-action show based on the street-racing franchise, with Diesel executive producing, Deadline reported on Thursday, Oct.
The Fast & Furious franchise is taking a much-anticipated turn to television, with Peacock greenlighting a new series. Launched in 2001, this is one of the most popular Hollywood franchises that has raked in more than $7 billion at the worldwide box office over the past two decades.
Peacock is officially putting the pedal down on its first Fast & Furious TV series. According to Deadline, the streamer has given a green light to a live-action spinoff of the blockbuster franchise, with Mike Daniels and Wolfe Coleman set to write and serve as coshowrunners.
Fast Forever will start shooting in December, Vin Diesel has revealed. The long-running saga will end with its upcoming 11th film and the 59-year-old actor and executive producer couldn't be happier with the script for the final outing for his character Dominic Toretto and the other characters in the beloved action franchise.
We all know that the longer the Fast & Furious franchise has gone, the more absurd the movies have become. The 11th and final entry in the main series, Fast Forever, will continue crowing the franchise’s “grandiose” scale, but not how you might think.
Vin Diesel is "still crying" over the Fast Forever script. The long-running saga will end with its upcoming 11th film and the 59-year-old actor and executive producer teased the movie has "the best script" he has read in decades as he urged fans to return to cinemas for the 25th anniversary screenings of the original The Fast and the Furious.
Sometimes, dead is better…but don’t tell that to film producers. It’s not uncommon for movie franchises to bring a character back after killing them off.
While the professionals were busy writing scathing reviews and analyzing plot holes, the rest of us were too busy laughing to care.
The final Fast and Furious film has a release date and title. Universal has confirmed that Fast Forever - the follow-up to Louis Leterrier's 2023 flick Fast X - will head to cinemas on March 17, 2028.
It’s time to go another quarter mile at a time. The next film in the Fast & Furious franchise, which is officially titled Fast Forever, will race into theaters on March 17, 2028.
You’d think a movie about robots punching each other would be fairly easy to write. Sci-fi actioner, maybe a sports movie, with charismatic human stars.
If Vin Diesel doesn’t do anything else, he’s gonna post things that he probably shouldn’t be talking about on Instagram. The Fast and Furious actor and voice of the MCU’s Groot gave his followers a big update about all the things he’s supposedly up to right now.
There are some TV shows and films that simply refuse to unhand us. Several series, including Grey’s Anatomy and The Young & the Restless, will surely outlive us all.
Fortunately, science fiction has proven remarkably adept at drawing out the complexities of the extraterrestrial, so it’s worth looking at some of the scariest aliens that appear on the big and small screen.
It was 2017 the last time we saw Vin Diesel‘s action hero Xander Cage in xXx: Return of Xander Cage, but a fourth movie just got a little closer with some big news, and the Fast & Furious star has been getting fans excited on social media.
Vin Diesel is a man of many franchises, some of which he himself has spearheaded.
For the billionth time: No, Dwayne Johnson will never play Hobbs in the Fast & Furious franchise again.
Vin Diesel fulfilled his godfather duties.
Vin Diesel has played Dom Toretto at the center of the sprawling Fast and Furious universe since the franchise debuted its first movie in June 2001. Twenty years later, his 11-year-old son, Vincent, is making his acting debut as a younger version of Dom in F9: The Fast Saga.
F9: The Fast Saga is fast approaching its June 25 release date, but Vin Diesel is already talking about the 10th installment—sort of. While visiting E!
Nobody knows Mia Toretto better than Jordana Brewster, who has played the character in six of the nine Fast and Furious films. Ahead of F9, the 41-year-old actress joined Collider's "Collider Ladies Night" series to break down her career.
F9 is fast approaching, and Tyrese Gibson is just as shocked as everybody else that the Fast & Furious franchise has endured for nine films and 20 years.
The Fast and the Furious franchise is gearing up for F9 to hit theaters June 25, but Michelle Rodriguez reportedly has another Fast project in the works.
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