Diesel divulged during an interview that Universal Pictures wants to close out the saga in two parts. The actor said the final two films could potentially release in 2023 and 2024.
Vin Diesel. Pic/AFP
Hollywood actor Vin Diesel, whose next instalment of the action-adventure street racing saga, 'Fast and Furious 9', will hit theatres on June 25, recently revealed that the long-going franchise will conclude after two more films following 'F9'.
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According to Fox News, Diesel divulged during an interview that Universal Pictures wants to close out the saga in two parts. The actor said the final two films could potentially release in 2023 and 2024.
"Every story deserves its own ending," said Diesel during a press junket for 'F9' when asked about the franchise's future. Despite the end of the saga, he said the 'Fast and Furious' cinematic universe will continue.
When Diesel told his daughter about the franchise's conclusion, the actor said she began shedding tears.
Diesel has starred as Dominic Toretto since the franchise's inaugural film 'The Fast and Furious' in 2001. The movies have since become big earners at the domestic and international box office, with the past two films each making more than USD 1 billion.
Along with Diesel, the action films have featured several others including Michelle Rodriguez, Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson, Tyrese Gibson, rapper Ludacris, Jordana Brewster, Jason Statham, and the late Paul Walker. In 2019, Johnson and Statham starred in the franchise's first spin-off film 'Fast and Furious Presents: Hobbs and Shaw', which claimed the no. 1 spot and earned USD 180.8 million in its worldwide debut.
As per Fox News, last year, Universal had pushed back the release of 'F9' due to the coronavirus outbreak. The new film not only brings back a fan favorite, Sung Kang's Han, but also new additions including John Cena. The movie's story will also literally send a car into space and is expected to be one of the season's biggest hits.
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