Fast & Furious 11 Won't End The Franchise - But Can It Work Without Dom?

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While it is likely that the Fast & Furious franchise will continue past Fast & Furious 11 in the form of spinoffs or reboots, nothing guarantees that future movies can work without Vin Diesel's Dominic Toretto. After many promises of"one last ride," the Fast & Furious saga approaches its end with Fast X and its follow-up – a two-part story set to conclude the journey that started in the original movie, The Fast and The Furious, backin 2001. However, potential Fast & Furious projects have been discussed, suggesting that Universal is open to continuing their hugely successful IP.

Despite being close to its final chapter, the Fast & Furious movies are not afraid of adding new important characters played by up-and-coming Hollywood stars as well as iconic screen veterans. For example, after 20 years following the story of Dom Toretto and his family, F9: The Fast Saga revealed that there was a lost Toretto brother, Jakob, played by John Cena. The fact that such a crucial part of Dom and his sister, Mia's life was only written into the story after nine movies reveals how the Fast & Furious franchise is always open for changes, especially if it means adding new talent. Or resurrecting or elevating previously utilized characters, such as Sung Kang's Han and Helen Mirren's Queenie. Any of these side characters could carry the IP forth with offshoots, a la 2019's Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw.

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While the early years of the Fast & Furious franchise were not particularly remarkable in terms of box office, Fast Five's epic-scale heist movie marked a turning point in the Fast & Furious movies and their worldwide success. Two of the most recent Fast & Furious