‘The Fast Saga’ Ending With Fast and Furious 11; Spin-Offs Already In-Development

News October 20, 2020 7:35 pmOctober 20, 2020 7:37 pm Caleb Williams
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Today, Variety announced that the long (and somewhat insane) Fast and Furious film series would end after 11 sequels. This comes off recent reports that F9 has been pushed back to 2021, and Fast 10 is now being split into two films (i.e., Fast 11). Long time Fast director Justin Lin will indeed return for the final two installments. The report mentions that spin-off films (likes Hobbs & Shaw) and TV shows will continue after the main saga ends.

Daniel Ritchman did reveal on his Patreon earlier this month that the studio is already considering a Hobbs & Shaw sequel with Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham returning. They are also looking to make Ryan Reynolds’s role much larger. As well as adding another female lead to the franchise like Brie Larson or someone like her.

F9 hits theaters May 28th, 2021

READ ALSO:  Daniela Melchior Joins Universal Pictures 'Fast and Furious 10'

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Caleb began his film and television news reporting career during high school in 2008 by creating Superhero Movie News and part-time writing on ComicBookMovie.com. Eventually, he started Omega Underground with Christopher Marc in 2015. Breaking some major news stories throughout the industry and gaining recognition as a respectable film reporter on social media.

Caleb eventually sold Omega Underground and all its assets to Geeks World Wide, LLC in 2018 and became a staff writer for them for about a year. Finally, Caleb left GWW to begin Knight Edge Media from scratch in November 2019 while finishing his Bachelor’s degree in Strategic Communication: Social Media Management. Knight Edge Media has become a premier website destination for nerdy film and television casting, trailers, reviews, and production updates from the project’s announcement to its final worldwide release. Knight Edge Media has also been known for breaking several exclusive news stories throughout the website’s history. Appearing in The Hollywood Reporter and The Wrap.

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