Dominic Toretto: Last News

The American actor Vin Diesel, whose real name is Mark Sinclair, is oftentimes listed as one of the highest-paid Hollywood stars depending on the years his movies are released. Projects he’s known for include the Fast and the Furious franchise, The Chronicles of Riddick (2004) and the XXX film series.

Vin Diesel’s past movie appearances without his signature bald look have circulated on social media, catching some fans off-guard.The actor, who is best known for playing Dominic Toretto across the Fast And Furious franchise, may have reached international fame without any locks, but he’s appeared on-screen several times over his career with hair on his head.In 2004’s The Chronicles Of Riddick, Diesel is seen with long hair and a full beard during a snowy sequence.

Universal Pictures announced this morning that Fast X, the tenth main installment in its long-running action saga Fast & Furious, will head to Peacock September 15th following a theatrical run that kicked off in May.

One last ride. The Fast Saga is supposed to end after the 11th and final movie debuts in 2025 — or is it?

Michelle Rodriguez at the block party for Charlize Theron's Africa Outreach project in Los Angeles over the weekend, where she shared what Dwayne Johnson's surprise  cameo means for the franchise.«They're gonna be a little pissed at us,» Rodriguez said of Johnson's appearance in the film's end credits. «But, you know, I mean, it's due.

Twenty-two years ago, the “Fast & Furious” franchise began as a sexy crime-and-cars saga set in LA. Ten movies later (not counting spinoffs), the meathead stars of these vacuous slogs look and behave like a group of retired gym teachers who’d be better off behind the wheel of a golf cart.Running time: 141 minutes. Rated PG-13 (intense sequences of violence and action, language and some suggestive material.) In theaters May 19.“The real question,” astutely asks one of the interchangeable doofuses in “Fast X,” “is how did we let this go on so long?” But let it, they did, and now we’re buckling up for another moronic “Fast” film that plods along like “99 Bottles of Beer on the Wall” and features increasingly fake chases.

The following story contains spoilers for Fast X: Spoilers ahead! After a very public feud with series star Vin Diesel, Dwayne Johnson is set to rep

Peter Debruge Chief Film Critic Every race needs a finish line. For the “Fast & Furious” franchise, the studio keeps shoving it farther down the road, at least according to Vin Diesel, who suggested at the world premiere of the 10th installment — a brainless but action-packed thrill ride billed as “Fast X” — that Universal might split the “finale” over three movies. Why not seven? Or 20 more, for that matter? That might allow Diesel to merge these increasingly desperate sequels with his other running-on-fumes franchise, “XXX.” The producer-star has a way of mouthing off around the release of each new “Fast” movie (remember hints that an all-female spinoff might be coming?), which feels counterproductive, considering that a key part of Diesel’s appeal comes from the rumbling-Harley-voiced actor’s capacity to reduce complex thoughts to terse catchphrases. He’ll squint his eyes, crack that sideways smile and spout something inane (“I don’t have friends, I got family”), and it will sound profound. Gearhead philosophy, or “Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance,” served up with popcorn.

Vin Diesel has revealed that the Fast & Furious franchise may wind down with three films, rather than the two previously discussed.

Fast X has been released and reveals more about Jason Momoa’s new villainous character, Dante.The trailer kicks off with Dom Toretto (Vin Diesel) and his crew in Vatican City as they attempt to disarm a rolling bomb set loose in the city by Dante. Flashbacks reveal how Dante got caught up with Toretto, dating back to Fast Five.Dante turns out to be the son of Herman Reyes, the lead antagonist of Fast Five. During the events of Fast Five, Toretto masterminded a heist in Rio De Janeiro to steal from Reyes, killing him.

After stepping in for Justin Lin as the director for Universal‘s forthcoming Fast X, the penultimate installment in the long-running Fast & Furious action franchise which has grossed over $6B worldwide, Louis Leterrier will return to helm its final installment, Deadline can confirm.

Matt Donnelly Senior Film Writer Louis Leterrier is staying in Dominic Toretto’s family. The “Transporter” helmer will serve as director of the next film in the grand finale of the “Fast and Furious” franchise. The new project will serve as a companion film to “Fast X,” the 10th title in the Vin Diesel series which opens May 19. Leterrier replaced Justin Lin as director on “Fast X” last May, a breakneck substitution that clearly resulted in something meaningful for the team – which includes producer-star Diesel and legacy cast Michelle Rodriguez, Ludacris, Tyrese Gibson and Charlize Theron.

Disney’s live-action take on The Little Mermaid has been cleared for theatrical release in China, as has Fast X — the penultimate installment in Universal’s long-running Fast & Furious action franchise. Dates are still to be set for both films in the market which has increasingly been handing out day-and-date releases for Hollywood titles even if audiences have been somewhat tepid of late. Hope springs.

The trailer for Fast X, the penultimate chapter in the Fast & Furious film series, came out on Friday. Franchise regulars such as Vin Diesel, Tyrese Gibson, Ludacris, Michelle Rodriguez and Jason Statham appeared in the nearly four-minute-long clip alongside some new additions to the series. Noticeably absent from the film was Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson who played a character in several movies but has a long standing feud with Diesel. Fast X's trailer begins with Diesel's Dominic Toretto surrounded by his surrogate family of fighters and racers. His grandmother, Abuela Toretto (Rita Moreno) rises from the table and congratulates her grandson on building the family in spite of so many obstacles.  New trailer: The trailer for Fast X, the penultimate chapter in the Fast & Furious film series, came out on Friday Full of stars: Franchise regulars such as Vin Diesel, Tyrese Gibson, Ludacris, Michelle Rodriguez and Jason Statham appeared in the nearly four-minute-long clip alongside some new additions to the seriesToretto's wife Letty (Rodriguez) asks Dominic what he's thinking, and he explains he's worried about losing someone he loves, especially his son Brian (Leo Abelo Perry). The film then cuts to a message for Toretto from Dante (Momoa), the son of one of Toretto's former adversaries. 'You're about to learn all about fear,' he says before blowing up a Humvee on a cobblestone street. The trailer then takes the viewer back to the events of Fast Five when Dante's father was killed by Dominic and Brian O'Conner (the late-Paul Walker). As he tells Dominic he stole his family and future from him, he also threatens him by saying he's going to 'break' Toretto's. Dante then blows up a huge portion of a populated city, raising his

Fast & Furious franchise mainstays Vin Diesel, Michelle Rodriguez, Tyrese Gibson and Ludacris were among the stars in attendance on Thursday at L.A. Live in Los Angeles at a party commemorating Friday's release of the first trailer for the upcoming Fast X.Diesel, 55, was clad in a black sleeveless top that read 'For Paul,' in honor of his late friend and Fast costar Paul Walker, who died in a 2013 car crash.Diesel, who plays the role of Dominic Toretto in the cinematic series, rounded out his ensemble with white jeans with horizontal zippers and black boots, with shaded sunglasses.Rodriguez, 44, who plays Letty Ortiz in the film franchise, beamed as she posed in a sheer navy blue button-up top with white pants and pointy toe black heels.

IN 2001, The Fast and the Furious became one of the highest-grossing movies of the year. The film made $207million against a budget of $38million and propelled the likes of Vin Diesel and Paul Walker into superstardom. It's now about to become a 10-part franchise and has even recruited established stars such as Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham into the fold.

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Jason Momoa claims to have a “dad bod” following his recovery from hernia surgery. In March, the Aquaman star underwent surgery after wrapping on the sequel, which is set to release in cinemas on 17 May 2023. On a Tuesday (23 August) appearance on The Late Late Show, Momoa told host James Corden that he’s “not really doing sit-ups”.

Jason Momoa is ready to be the bad guy. The actor can’t wait to unveil his villainous role in Universal’s “Fast X,” the tenth mainline entry in the “Fast and Furious” saga. Momoa offered a tease of what fans can expect from his character during Tuesday evening’s red carpet premiere of the third season of the actor’s Apple TV+ series “See.” “Time of my life. I get to be the bad guy finally. I’ve been the good guy for a while,” Momoa told Variety’s Marc Malkin. “He’s very sadistic and androgynous and he’s a bit of a peacock… He’s got a lot of issues, this guy. He’s definitely got some daddy issues.”