\u201cI\u2019m on set. People are grinding. Incredible crews are working,\u201d he said. \u201cOver the past three and a half years we have been grinding to try to make the most amazing finale.\u201d<\/p>\n
Many assumed that the post proved Diesel\u2019s follow-up finale to 2023\u2019s \u201cFast X\u201d was finally underway, but TheWrap has learned that is not the case. <\/p>\n
What Diesel was actually filming was a promo for the World Cup that aired yesterday during the USA Belgium game, where he is obviously playing Toretto. Watch that spot below:<\/p>\n
Universal\u2019s wildly expensive \u201cFast X\u201d saw director Louis Leterrier step into production mid-stream after original director Justin Lin left the movie. We have been wondering since its release what, exactly, has been going on with the franchise. \u201cFast X\u201d was meant to be the first part of a two-part saga; the movie didn\u2019t even have a proper ending, instead opting for a cliffhanger.<\/p>\n
Beyond that, there are no details \u2014 will Leterrier be back to direct? Will, as the last installment promised, Gal Gadot and Dwayne Johnson return to the series? And who from the original cast will also be making a return?<\/p>\n
\u201cHunger Games\u201d prequel screenwriter Michael Lesslie has been tapped to rewrite the script<\/a>, which was previously written by Aaron Rabin and Zach Dean.<\/p>\n \u201cFast & Furious 11,\u201d officially titled \u201cFast Forever,\u201d is scheduled to be released in theaters on March 17, 2028.<\/p>\n Universal Studios declined to comment.<\/p>\n
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