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Fast X: Part 2 will apparently reunite Dominic Toretto and... Brian O’Conner. Wait, what?

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Fast X: Part 2 will apparently reunite Dominic Toretto and... Brian O’Conner. Wait, what? | Top Gear

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It will also see the series return to Los Angeles and its street racing roots

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Fast X: Part 2 will apparently reunite Dominic Toretto and... Brian O’Conner. Wait, what?

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It will also see the series return to Los Angeles and its street racing roots

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It will also see the series return to Los Angeles and its street racing roots

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Fast X: Part 2 will apparently reunite Dominic Toretto and... Brian O’Conner. Wait, what?

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Fast X: Part 2 will apparently reunite Dominic Toretto and... Brian O’Conner. Wait, what?

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Fast X: Part 2 will apparently reunite Dominic Toretto and... Brian O’Conner. Wait, what?

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It will also see the series return to Los Angeles and its street racing roots

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Vin Diesel has confirmed a few key details for what we can expect in Fast X: Part 2, the final chapter in the long-running and sometimes incomphrensible Fast and Furious saga, with the most crucial being an on-screen return for Brian O’Conner (played by the late Paul Walker).

The beloved cop-turned-racer had a starring role in five of the first six instalments, before his passing during the production of the seventh. Walker is believed to have completed 85 per cent of his scenes in that movie, with his brothers, Caleb and Cody, stepping in for the remainder as CGI stand-ins.

Walker was given a heartfelt tribute at the end of Furious 7, and though his character has been referenced on multiple occasions in the three movies since, the decision to bring him back to the fold could prove to be a divisive one. Also... how, exactly?

Diesel confirmed the franchise was also heading back to its spiritual home of Los Angeles, where the very first movie was set, while promising a return to the street racing theme that made the series such a hit. Whether the production team decides to go full ‘90s, with deep house music and time-warping nitrous oxide scenes, is yet to be seen.

A return to LA makes the previous movie's cliffhanger ending somewhat tricky: Toretto staring at a soon-to-collapse dam, his team's plane being taken down and the post-credit return of Luke Hobbs (Dwayne Johnson). So, once more... how, exactly?

Fast X: Part 2 was originally set for release in early 2026, but production delays have now pushed the launch date back to April 2027. Reckon Diesel’s revelations are going to make it worth the wait?

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Vin Diesel has confirmed a few key details for what we can expect in Fast X: Part 2, the final chapter in the long-running and sometimes incomphrensible Fast and Furious saga, with the most crucial being an on-screen return for Brian O’Conner (played by the late Paul Walker).

The beloved cop-turned-racer had a starring role in five of the first six instalments, before his passing during the production of the seventh. Walker is believed to have completed 85 per cent of his scenes in that movie, with his brothers, Caleb and Cody, stepping in for the remainder as CGI stand-ins.

Walker was given a heartfelt tribute at the end of Furious 7, and though his character has been referenced on multiple occasions in the three movies since, the decision to bring him back to the fold could prove to be a divisive one. Also... how, exactly?

Diesel confirmed the franchise was also heading back to its spiritual home of Los Angeles, where the very first movie was set, while promising a return to the street racing theme that made the series such a hit. Whether the production team decides to go full ‘90s, with deep house music and time-warping nitrous oxide scenes, is yet to be seen.

A return to LA makes the previous movie's cliffhanger ending somewhat tricky: Toretto staring at a soon-to-collapse dam, his team's plane being taken down and the post-credit return of Luke Hobbs (Dwayne Johnson). So, once more... how, exactly?

Fast X: Part 2 was originally set for release in early 2026, but production delays have now pushed the launch date back to April 2027. Reckon Diesel’s revelations are going to make it worth the wait?

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It will also see the series return to Los Angeles and its street racing roots