Vin Diesel announced plans to begin production on “Fast Forever” in December, marking a significant milestone for the long-awaited franchise conclusion. The actor shared the update during a 25th anniversary celebration of the original “The Fast and the Furious” film, emphasizing his commitment to delivering a worthy finale to the series.
Diesel revealed that the final script represents the culmination of an extensive creative process, involving four separate writing teams over four years of development. The actor described an emotional moment when reading the completed screenplay, noting that he was moved to tears by the material crafted for the film’s conclusion.
“Fast Forever” is scheduled to hit theaters on March 17, 2028, as the 11th and final mainline installment in the franchise. The “Fast & Furious” series remains one of Universal’s most successful properties, having accumulated $7.3 billion in worldwide box office revenue across previous films.
Director Louis Leterrier, who was recently brought on to helm the project, has not yet reviewed the script but expressed enthusiasm about being part of the franchise’s final chapter. The production timeline suggests filming will span several months before the film’s theatrical release.
Originally reported by Variety →
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