The timing of the Instagram post hints he’s been dying to share details of Hobbs’ upcoming spinoff flick with fans ever since Fast X debuted on May 19. SYFY WIRE Fast X's Alan Ritchson Told Vin Diesel He Hadn't Been Watching Fast Sagaįor Johnson, that whole “North Star” idea is his way of keeping a bird’s-eye view of what’s best for the Fast Saga - a guiding factor that played a big role in nudging his return. “I’ve built my career on an ‘Audience First’ mentality and that will always serve as my North Star,” he wrote.
The actor showered tons of love over everyone close to the series, from Diesel and the cast to Universal Pictures (“Who I started my career with - I always considered them family”) to the Fast Saga’s legion of loyal fans and followers. The Instagram post shows Johnson’s clearly digging his Fast family reunion, along with an obvious rush of relief that he can finally talk about it. News broke earlier this week that sheds light on exactly what that means for the Fast Saga, with word that The Rock is set to star in a standalone sequel that’ll bridge the gap between the events of Fast X and the eventual, hugely-hyped finale of the entire Fast & Furious franchise. By blood or by bond, family is family.” Check out the Behind-the-Scenes Look at Fast X Below:įast X is directed by Louis Leterrier (Clash of the Titans, The Incredible Hulk), and stars Vin Diesel, Jason Momoa, Michelle Rodriguez, Tyrese Gibson, Chris “Ludacris” Bridges, Nathalie Emmanuel, Jordana Brewster, Sung Kang, Jason Statham, John Cena, Scott Eastwood, Helen Mirren, Charlize Theron, Brie Larson, Alan Ritchson, Rita Moreno and more.įast X opens May 19, pick up tickets right here.Fast X has been in theaters (and burning major box office rubber) for two weeks now, giving fans plenty of time to churn over the future franchise possibilities teased by Johnson’s head-turning post-credits scene, which finds big baddie Dante (a never-better Jason Momoa) phoning Hobbs with an ominous signal that the tough-as-nails agent is next on Dante’s hit list. We all want the next generation to be better than the last.
It’s something every father and mother can identify with. “In Fast X you will see a fatherhood that’s more like a fatherhood in the past, where you teach your kid to be a survivor. His approach to fatherhood has to account for the world he’s been brought into - most often to save the world he never promised to save,” he explained in a new behind-the-scenes video. “Dom lives in a world sometimes feels relatable, but the undercurrent of that world is not.
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