Vin Diesel has teased the final Fast & Furious film will be a trilogy.
As fans buckle up for the tenth instalment (yes, really), the actor revealed that Universal studio execs were considering making Fast X a three-part movie.
While it might not be the end of the road for the franchise, the upcoming film will still have a special tribute to one of its cast members.
Nearly a decade on from the tragic passing of Paul Walker, his daughter Meadow will now have a cameo in Fast X.
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The model-turned-actress was just 15 years old when her father was killed in a car accident, while travelling in a 2005 Porsche Carerra GT through Santa Clarita.
Having grown up on the various Fast & Furious sets, Meadow was eager to join the all-star cast as she paid tribute to her late dad.
Sharing a behind-the-scene still on Instagram, she thanked everyone involved in the production in the caption, writing: “The first Fast was released when I was one year old! I grew up watching my father Vin, Jordana, Michelle, Chris and more on the monitors. Thanks to my dad, I was born into a fast family.”
Meadow added: “I am so blessed to be able to honor my father's legacy and share this with him forever."
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Appearing at the Fast X world premiere in Rome yesterday (12 May), lead actor Vin Diesel did little to put the brakes on any speculation about a trilogy and teased that studio execs were considering even more sequels.
"Without tipping the hat too much, I can say this: Going into making this movie, the studio had asked if this could be a two-parter," he said, adding: "And after the studio saw this Part 1, they said, 'Could you make Fast X, the finale, a trilogy?'"
Although he would not confirm anything, co-star Michelle Rodriguez did add that the tenth instalment was ‘three acts in a story’, to which Diesel responded: "You're going to get me in trouble here."
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Before you get too reeved up, Universal have yet to confirm the actors’ statement.
However, the Guardians of the Galaxy actor did previously state that Fast X would be split into two films while appearing at CinemaCon last month.
The studio later confirmed this, with the second part due to hit cinemas in 2025.
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With all this, it seems that two more Fast and Furious films are very likely down the road.
LADbible has contacted Universal Pictures for comment.
Topics: Fast and Furious, Vin Diesel, TV and Film, Celebrity, Cars
Katherine Sidnell