The end of the road is in sight for &lsquo;Fast &amp; Furious&rsquo; fans. At FuelFest in Los Angeles, Vin Diesel took to the stage to reveal big Fast 11 details. He stated an April 2027 release date, The film, which will serve as the second part of &lsquo;Fast X,&rsquo; marks the closing chapter of one of the highest-grossing franchises in cinema history.
Diesel also revealed that the final installment will bring back Brian O&rsquo;Conner, the beloved character originally played by the late Paul Walker.
&ldquo;Los Angeles is where &lsquo;Fast &amp; Furious&rsquo; began filming 25 years ago&hellip; and now Fast will finally return home,&rdquo; Diesel said. &ldquo;Los Angeles needs it now more than ever&hellip; All love.&rdquo;
As Diesel confirmed, the 2027 film will take place in Los Angeles, a sign to the original 2001 movie that introduced audiences to Dominic Toretto and Brian O&rsquo;Conner&rsquo;s world of underground street racing. The finale is expected to bring the franchise full circle&mdash;both geographically and emotionally.
Walker tragically passed away in a car crash in November 2013, midway through filming &lsquo;Furious 7.&rsquo; His brothers, Caleb and Cody Walker, helped complete Brian O&rsquo;Conner&rsquo;s scenes and the film ended with a heartfelt farewell that left audiences worldwide in tears. The decision to bring Brian back again has sparked a mix of nostalgia and anticipation.
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While plot details are under wraps, Diesel confirmed the movie will be a true finale, paying homage to both the franchise&rsquo;s roots and its legacy.
Currently, no other major blockbusters are scheduled for April 2027, giving &lsquo;Fast &amp; Furious&rsquo; the spotlight. This echoes the success of 2015&rsquo;s &lsquo;Furious 7,&rsquo; the only other &lsquo;F&amp;F&rsquo; film to open in April.
That movie set a franchise record with a $147.2 million opening weekend and went on to gross $1.52 billion globally &mdash; making it the most successful Fast film to date.
Since its debut in 2001, &lsquo;The Fast &amp; Furious&rsquo; saga has become a global phenomenal:
11 films, including the spin-off &lsquo;Hobbs &amp; Shaw&rsquo; $7.3 billion in global box office revenue More than 1,500 cars destroyed Dozens of stars added to the cast, including Dwayne Johnson, Charlize Theron, Jason Momoa, John Cena and more Fast X (2023) was the most expensive entry, with a budget of $340 million
 With the franchise&rsquo;s final ride officially dated and Brian O&rsquo;Conner&rsquo;s return confirmed, &lsquo;Fast &amp; Furious&rsquo; fans can now count down to what promises to be a high-octane, emotional send-off.
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