‘Fast X’ Star Alan Ritchson Digs Into the Delays Behind ‘Fast Forever’
Despite what may have been insinuated on social media, the 11th Fast and Furious film has not yet started filming. After years of delays it has a title, Fast Forever, and a release date, March 17, 2028, but that’s it. And almost everyone involved is as frustrated as fans are that it has taken this long to even get to this point.
- ▪Despite what may have been insinuated on social media, the 11th Fast and Furious film has not yet started filming.
- ▪After years of delays it has a title, Fast Forever, and a release date, March 17, 2028, but that’s it.
- ▪And almost everyone involved is as frustrated as fans are that it has taken this long to even get to this point.
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Despite what may have been insinuated on social media, the 11th Fast and Furious film has not yet started filming. After years of delays it has a title, Fast Forever, and a release date, March 17, 2028, but that’s it. And almost everyone involved is as frustrated as fans are that it has taken this long to even get to this point. “It sucks,” Fast X star Jason Momoa told io9 earlier this summer when asked about the delay. “I heard it’s coming back. I think everything’s happening. I won’t say much about that, but I know it’s all happening. And I’m pretty sure I’ll be in there.” In the 2023 film, Momoa’s character, Dante Reyes, is eventually revealed to be working with the covert agent Aimes, played by Alan Ritchson.
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