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Fast & Furious 11 Director Implies Fans Don’t Know the Whole Truth About Vin Diesel’s Final Script Update
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Fast & Furious franchise fans have been eagerly awaiting the final installment, Fast Forever, but the movie has certainly had its ups and downs—and now, that ongoing complexity has gotten a little bit stranger.
Earlier this year, Fast & Furious star , including the title, Fast Forever, and the release year, 2028, with the message “No one said the road would be easy… but it’s ours.
FAST FOREVER.”
Videos by ComicBook.comRecently, Fast X actor Alan Ritchson acknowledged that Fast Forever has had “a lot of obstacles,” adding, “I think there’s going to be another one.
And, at the very least, that raises very serious doubts that Fast Forever is realistically going to be hitting theaters in just two years.