Jason Momoa is reportedly in talks to join Vin Diesel in the Fast & Furious franchise.

The tenth edition of Universal's Fast & Furious action film franchise is getting a boost.

 

Jason Momoa is close to signing a deal to join Vin Diesel and the rest of the star-studded ensemble cast in Fast & Furious 10 (working title).

 While plot details are scarce, the Aquaman star could play one of the film's antagonists.

 Universal was unavailable for comment.

Justin Lin, who previously directed F9: The Fast Saga in 2021, is back in the director's chair. Michelle Rodriguez, Tyrese Gibson, Chris "Ludacris" Bridges, and Sung Kang will all reprise their roles in the tenth instalment.

 Charlize Theron, who initially featured in the eighth film, The Fate of the Furious, and is set to reprise her role in F9, is also set to appear.it's good to be back.

Despite having no remorse about what he said, the 'Black Adam' and 'Red Notice' star confessed that it "simply wasn't my greatest day" when he chose to send that now-deleted social media message.

Dwayne Johnson is speaking out about the "firestorm" sparked by his Instagram post against Vin Diesel, as well as the one reason he regrets it.

Johnson elaborated on his much-discussed relationship with Vin Diesel in the November cover storey of Vanity Fair, including the now-deleted post in which the Hobbs & Shaw star praised his female co-stars on The Fate of the Furious while criticising the professional conduct of "some" of his male co-stars.

 Johnson told the magazine that "nothing specific happened" when he chose to post it, "just the same old shit," implying that the post was an oblique allusion to Diesel.

Despite having no regrets about what he wrote, the 'Black Adam' and 'Red Notice' actor admitted that it was "just not my finest day" when he sent the now-deleted social media remark.