Fast Forever Starts Shooting in December, Confirms Vin Diesel
The supposedly final chapter in the Fast & Furious saga should begin shooting before the year is out.
Vin Diesel, the star of The Fast & Furious franchise, has announced that the upcoming installment, Fast Forever, will commence filming in December. In an interview with Variety, Diesel expressed his satisfaction with the development process, which involved four different writers over a span of four years. He was particularly moved upon reading the final script, stating he cried in response to the dedication and effort put into the project.
Diesel also revealed that his sister had advised him to stop crying, highlighting the emotional weight of the news. While a video from July suggested early production had begun, it was later clarified that the footage was actually for a World Cup promotion. Fast Forever, set to be the final film in the franchise, is slated to release on March 17, 2028, with Universal having announced the date and title earlier this year.
However, the project still lacks a fully confirmed cast. Senior IGN reviewer Luke from the IGN reviews team provided these details.
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