Vin Diesel Posts Video From "Fast Forever" Set

FAST FOREVER Sequel Starts Production

⚡ Quick Take Vin Diesel announced that the next Fast & Furious sequel, titled Fast Forever, will hit theaters in March 2028. It’s time to go another quarter mile at a time. The next film in the Fast & Furious franchise, which is officially titled Fast Forever, will race into theaters on March 17, 2028. That feels like a long time to wait but you cannot rush greatness, my friends. As usual, Vin Diesel is the one who shared the news via Insta…

‘Fast Forever’ gets major production update as Vin Diesel teases ‘most amazing finale’

The fan-favorite ‘Fast and Furious’ franchise is set to release its final installment in March 2028

Fast Forever | Vin Diesel releases video from set: "People are grinding"

Vehicular sequel Fast Forever appears to have finally gone into production, with Vin Diesel releasing a brief video from the set. After three years, word of disagreements over the budget, and multiple script rewrites, it looks as though the sequel to Fast X has finally gone into production. On Instagram, Vin Diesel published a behind-the-scenes clip from what appears to be the next Fast & Furious movie. “I’m on set,” Diesel rumbles into his phon…

'Fast Forever' Is Finally Back on Track

The stars have aligned in Vin Diesel's favor, and now 'Fast Forever' is in production ahead of its expected March 2028 release.

Vin Diesel Posts Video From "Fast Forever" Set

Vin Diesel has offered a brief behind-the-scenes look at “Fast Forever,” the eleventh and final film in “The Fast and Furious” franchise which is currently in production. In his video post, Diesel says: “I’m on set. People are grinding. Incredible crews are working” before thanking fans for being patient as they’ve spent the past three and a half years “grinding to try to make the most amazing finale”. He briefly touched upon other projects, inc…

Is Fast Forever finally filming? Vin Diesel says it’s happening now

Is NBCUniversal finally turning the ignition over on Fast Forever, the last film in the mainline Fast & Furious franchise? According to Vin Diesel‘s latest Instagram post, that’s exactly what’s happening. Two days ago, Diesel quietly filmed a video he later posted to his social accounts, marking, what he says, is the start of filming for Fast Forever. The video, shot inside a garage, shows several people milling about while Dominic Toretto’s Cru…