"F9: The Fast Saga," the ninth installment in the "Fast and Furious" franchise hits theaters June 25. This film finds Dominic 'Dom' Toretto — played by Vin Diesel — living a quiet life with Letty — ...

One of the most unapologetically Fast & Furious movies in the entire franchise is climbing the charts on Peacock. F9: The Fast Saga, which was released in 2021 and stars Vin Diesel, John Cena, and ...

'F9" hits theaters June 25. When "F9" speeds into theaters June 25, it'll mark the grand return of Jordana Brewster's Mia Toretto. The actress recently spoke to ABC Audio about the upcoming film and ...

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The producers of F9, the ninth installment of Universal’s Fast & Furious movie franchise, have been fined $1 million after a stunt performer on the film suffered “life-changing” injuries. FF9 Pictures ...

Dom Toretto once said nothing matters more than family. Okay, maybe he did say it more than once, but it's a staple of the franchise that is now more than 20 years old and is still finding success on ...

When Sung Kang stopped by Deadline’s New Hollywood Podcast, we learned a lot about his return to the Fast and Furious franchise with F9, which Universal will release in theaters June 25. He also ...

MIAMI (AP) — Vin Diesel says it’s the spirit of Paul Walker that motivates him to continue starring in the “Fast and Furious” saga. Diesel and the cast spoke of the memory of their late screen partner ...

Filmmakers of the high-speed “Fast & Furious” franchise were ordered Friday to pay a $1 million fine after a stuntman broke his skull while filming the ninth installment. Joe Watts reported falling 25 ...

A stuntman named Joe Watts broke his skull during “Fast & Furious 9” filming and now the producers must pay up. Read more. Producers of “Fast & Furious 9” have been fined $1 million after a stuntman ...

Hard to believe this whole thing got started by street racers hijacking truckloads of DVD players and TV/VCR combos. When “The Fast and The Furious” zoomed into theaters in Summer 2001, it initially ...