Vin Diesel, Paul Walker Still Fast, Furious
Franchise's deep subtext and unanswered questions to be explored, resolved.
You probably thought they had slowed down and mellowed out, but no: According to The Hollywood Reporter, Vin Diesel and Paul Walker are just a few strokes of the pen away from a Fast and the Furious reunion.
Also bound to make fans of the franchise happy is the news that Justin Lin and Chris Morgan, the director and writer who brought you Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift, will be on board for the fourth installment, which is almost certainly not going to be called Live Fast or Die Furious. Further relevant details, from the article:
The storyline is being kept under wraps, but fast cars are involved. A spring start is anticipated with shooting in Los Angeles, Mexico and the Dominican Republic.
If you're anything like our own Jen Yamato, you're reading this news and squealing "HECK YES!" Others of us remain mystified as to the source of Diesel's appeal, but it's the cars, after all, that are the stars of these movies -- and as long as fast ones are involved, this thing will doubtless make enough money to justify yet another sequel.
Source: The Hollywood Reporter
Also bound to make fans of the franchise happy is the news that Justin Lin and Chris Morgan, the director and writer who brought you Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift, will be on board for the fourth installment, which is almost certainly not going to be called Live Fast or Die Furious. Further relevant details, from the article:
The storyline is being kept under wraps, but fast cars are involved. A spring start is anticipated with shooting in Los Angeles, Mexico and the Dominican Republic.
If you're anything like our own Jen Yamato, you're reading this news and squealing "HECK YES!" Others of us remain mystified as to the source of Diesel's appeal, but it's the cars, after all, that are the stars of these movies -- and as long as fast ones are involved, this thing will doubtless make enough money to justify yet another sequel.
Source: The Hollywood Reporter
Related Items
| Movie: | The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift |
| Celeb: | Vin Diesel |
| Paul Walker | |
| Justin Lin |
(1-20 of 45 posts) | Reply
on Oct 03 2007 07:49 AM Surprise, surprise -- and is Jeff Giles a pseudonym for Scott Weinberg? (Reply to this) |
on Oct 03 2007 07:50 AM diesel and walker probably realized that all of their movies suck, so they might as well make a sucky movie that everyone will see. (Reply to this) |
on Oct 03 2007 08:35 AM In reply to this comment (#1165115) I'm my own man, Bane. Why, did Scott have a thing for Vin Diesel jokes? (Reply to this) |
on Oct 03 2007 08:42 AM Great. More garbage Fast and the Furious movies. (Reply to this) |
|
on Oct 03 2007 08:47 AM Who cares, even in my teens I was wary of this mediocre crap. (Reply to this) |
on Oct 03 2007 08:51 AM In reply to this comment (#1165210) And now, SukmyPikachu is...how old? (Reply to this) |
|
on Oct 03 2007 09:19 AM In reply to this comment (#1165196) Nah, just the sarcastic, sometimes acerbic, sense of humor. (Reply to this) |
|
on Oct 03 2007 09:30 AM Never seen one of them, never plan to. (Reply to this) |
|
on Oct 03 2007 10:21 AM The two worst actors in the business reuniting for the fourth film of a tired series. Yay! (Reply to this) |
|
on Oct 03 2007 10:28 AM I'm guessing they're going to get into some sort of racing related problem and the only solution is to race away from it. Just a guess. (Reply to this) |
|
on Oct 03 2007 10:45 AM they should get vern troyer to play vin diesel's character as a kid. possible title: "4 fast 4 furious: 4 too many" (Reply to this) |
on Oct 03 2007 11:05 AM If I'm correct didn't Diesel appear in the last scene of Tokyo Drift? (Reply to this) |
|
on Oct 03 2007 11:40 AM The Fast and The Furious taught me how to live life a quarter-mile at a time. Strap me up baby! (Reply to this) |
|
on Oct 03 2007 11:55 AM 75% of all these new comments are negative 100% of the time. You heard right! I saw the 1st two. They had a dumb charm I hated to embrace but what can one do. Same for Vin. I have no idea why I kind of like him. He isn't exactly the best actor. I never like the ladder aspects of 'True Hollywood Stories' is all. I like the rise, not the fall. (Reply to this) |
|
on Oct 03 2007 12:17 PM **** hollywood man...**** them. (Reply to this) |
|
on Oct 03 2007 12:30 PM The movies have shown drag racing, touring, and drifting. Hopefully number 4 will be about my favorite -- Rally (Reply to this) |
on Oct 03 2007 12:33 PM Sounds good to me, I wasn't expepcting to care about part four at all. But I really enjoyed the first one, and I am looking forward to Diesel coming back to the franchise. (Reply to this) |
|
on Oct 03 2007 01:39 PM Well it's at least nice to see these two swallowing their pride and finally accepting that this franchise isn't below their credentials. As for a fourth movie? Beh. The first was at best decent, the rest were junk. (Reply to this) |
|
on Oct 03 2007 02:02 PM In reply to this comment (#1165203) go to hell (Reply to this) |
on Oct 03 2007 02:49 PM Vin Diesel has a 1 inch penis... (Reply to this) |
| You must be registered to post comments. Login or Register. |
Related Links
Related Articles
- Our Favorite Fast & Furious Cars (37)
- RT on DVD: Bolt, Bond, and Watchmen: Tales of the Black Freighter (38)
- Exclusive Trailer Premiere: Fast & Furious (41)
- Jordana Brewster Joining The Fast and the Furious 4? (14)
- The Weekly Ketchup: Incredible Hulk Spoilers, Terminator 4 Director, Next Karate Kid (3)
- Vin Diesel, Paul Walker Still Fast, Furious (45)
- Box Office Guru Preview: "Perfect Stranger" Heads A Crowded Field (6)
- Sequel Buzz on "Haunted Hill" and "Fast and the Furious"? (15)
- Jordana Brewster is the New "Mrs. Smith" (11)
- New Writers (& Director) for "The Mummy 3" (17)
Most Discussed
- Critics Consensus: A Christmas Carol Dazzles But Disappoints (43)
- Total Recall: John Cusack's Best Movies (43)
- Ho-ho-horror! 10 Scary Christmas Movies (36)
- RT on DVD: Up, the Ultimate Watchmen Cut, and More (36)
- Weekly Ketchup: Abrams eyes Micronauts, Aykroyd as Yogi Bear (34)
- Box Office Guru Wrapup: Christmas Carol Tops, Precious Rocks (32)
- Friday Harvest: Prince of Persia, The Road, and more! (26)
- Five Favorite Films with Roland Emmerich (25)
- John Hurt Talks Harry Potter, Quentin Crisp and Alien - The RT Interview (14)
- RT's Holiday Movie Preview -- Find Out What's Hot This Season! (0)
Latest News
- RT's Holiday Movie Preview -- Find Out What's Hot This Season! (0)
- Five Favorite Films with Roland Emmerich (25)
- Total Recall: John Cusack's Best Movies (43)
- RT on DVD: Up, the Ultimate Watchmen Cut, and More (36)
- Box Office Guru Wrapup: Christmas Carol Tops, Precious Rocks (32)
- Weekly Ketchup: Abrams eyes Micronauts, Aykroyd as Yogi Bear (34)
- Friday Harvest: Prince of Persia, The Road, and more! (26)
- Critics Consensus: A Christmas Carol Dazzles But Disappoints (43)
- Ho-ho-horror! 10 Scary Christmas Movies (36)
- John Hurt Talks Harry Potter, Quentin Crisp and Alien - The RT Interview (14)
Latest Interviews
- John Hurt Talks Harry Potter, Quentin Crisp and Alien - The RT Interview (14)
- Terry Gilliam Talks Doctor Parnassus (15)
- Wes Anderson Talks Fantastic Mr. Fox - RT Interview (8)
- Wolverine Creator Len Wein Talks About the Film (28)
- Gavin Hood Talks Wolverine; Possible Sequel (28)
- Duncan Jones talks Moon, Sam Rockwell, and Mute (14)
- Emma Stone talks Zombieland - RT Interview (40)
- Michael Moore: The RT Interview (139)
- Andrea Arnold talks Fish Tank - RT Interview (4)
- Neill Blomkamp talks District 9 - RT Interview (51)
Latest Features
- Ho-ho-horror! 10 Scary Christmas Movies (36)
- 12 Facts About 2012 (132)
- Terry Gilliam Talks Doctor Parnassus (15)
- Five Favourite Films with 24's Carlos Bernard (33)
- Six Horrible Part Sixes (32)
- Christopher Smith's Favourite Cult Horror Films (14)
- Gavin Hood Talks Wolverine; Possible Sequel (28)
- Five Favorite Films with F. Gary Gray (29)
- Duncan Jones talks Moon, Sam Rockwell, and Mute (14)
- Five Favorite Films With Kristen Bell (49)
IGN RSS Feeds