The main cast was confirmed to be involved, and Lin was confirmed to return as director. The tenth movie has been planned since 2014, and a two-part finale has been planned since October 2020. The actual title of the movie was made public when main photography started in April 2022. Later that month, Lin resigned as director due to "creative issues," but he kept his writing and producing credits. A week later, Leterrier was brought on board to serve as his substitute, and he contributed a number of unrecognised rewrites to the script. To score the movie, veteran franchise composer Brian Tyler made a comeback. Its estimated $340 million production budget makes it the seventh-most expensive movie ever made. London, Rome, Turin, Lisbon, and Los Angeles served as the locations for the filming, which lasted until that August.

the release of Fast X is planned for on May 19, 2023, by Universal Pictures. Its sequel, intended to be the main series' final installment, is also in development.

CAST

Dominic "Dom" Toretto, played by Vin Diesel, is a former street racer and criminal who has retired and settled down with his wife Letty Ortiz and son Brian Marcos. [3] Leterrier stated in an interview that Fast X examines the effects of Dom's actions in earlier parts "There is a cost to be paid despite [Domvaliant ]'s efforts to uphold his beliefs and defend his family. His adversaries are pursuing him ". [4]
Michelle Rodriguez plays Letty Ortiz, a convicted felon and current professional street racer who is Dom's wife.
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Roman Pearce, played by Tyrese Gibson, is a former chronic offender who is a skilled street racer and a member of Dom's crew.
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Tej Parker, played by Chris "Ludacris" Bridges, is a tech expert, mechanic, and assistant to Dom.
[3] Jason Momoa in the role of Dante Reyes

Production.

After Furious 7, Universal Pictures head Donna Langley said there would be at least three more movies in the series (2015). [33] Producer Neal H. Moritz announced in April 2017 that the tenth installment, with Chris Morgan hired as screenwriter, will be the series' end. [34] After helming four of the series' films, Justin Lin started talks in October 2017 to helm the ninth and tenth. [35] Vin Diesel first suggested that the movie might be split into two parts in February 2020[36]; he then confirmed this in a press conference in April 2021, citing the need to visit "so many places in so many different locales" as the reason for the decision to make the finale into two parts. [37] ahead of