Vin Diesel confirms that Brian O’Conner of Paul Walker will return for the Fast & Furious ending in 2027

Vin Diesel just given Fast and furious Fans a moment to remember during his surprise appearance in Fuelfest in southern California during the weekend.

While he was standing in front of an encouraging crowd, he officially confirmed that the franchise ending is blocked for a release of April 2027 and that he will bring back Paul WalkerBrian O’Conner.

Diesel has also revealed that the final episode will return to the streets of Los Angeles, the same city where it all started 25 years ago. Diesel has already said:

“Los Angeles now needs more than ever … Los Angeles is the place where Fast and Furious has started to shoot 25 years ago … and now Fast will finally return home.”

But the title of title came when Diesel confirmed the return of Brian O’Conner, the character made iconic by Walker, who tragically died in a car accident in 2013.

Walker starred alongside Diesel in the original 2001 film and appeared in five other voices before his death. Diesel said:

“Being able to report Brian in the final means everything.”

Although Diesel has not had details on how Brian’s return will be performed, the franchise has previously used a combination of visual and double effects of the body – mainly the brothers of Walker Cody and Caleb – to honor his inheritance, in particular inside Furious 7.

That film, which was also open in April, remains the episode with the largest collection to date, obtaining over 1.5 billion dollars all over the world.

This new chapter, often indicated as Fast X: Part 2It is positioned as the grand finale of one of the most successful franchise in the history of cinema.

Diesel has long been pushed for Universal to finalize a release plan, in particular following Fast xwhich brought over $ 700 million globally. His persistence seems to have repaid.

Christina Hodson (The Flash, Bumblebee) AND Oren Uziel (The Lost City, 22 Jump Street) are co-scripting the script. It was also previously confirmed that Fast x director Louis Leterrier He is returning to Direct.

What do you think of bringing back Walker’s character for the great ending?