The Fast and Furious franchise debuted over two decades ago, and it was initially a street racing film series. Following its immense success at the box office, the films further branched out into different genres like espionage,

Jordana Brewster made a request to Vin Diesel about the eleventh Fast & Furious movie amid the LA wildfires. There has not been much traction on the eleventh Fast & Furious movie, Fast X: Part 2, and the franchise's star, Vin Diesel, has revealed Jordana Brewster's request for it amid the LA wildfires.

Vin Diesel credited his costar Jordana Brewster with inspiring him to ensure 'Fast X: Part 2' shoots in Los Angeles

Vin Diesel has its own way of supporting Los Angeles after the city has suffered from the apocalyptic wildfires. Taking over to his Instagram account on Wednesday, January 22, the Fast and

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Vin Diesel has announced that the upcoming Fast X: Part 2, the penultimate installment of the Fast & Furious franchise, will return to its roots by filming in Los Angeles. The city, which served as the backdrop for the series’ original 2001 film, holds a special place in the saga’s history.

Vin Diesel is returning the Fast & Furious franchise to where it all started: Los Angeles. The actor took to social media to share a conversation with co-star Jordana Brewster about filming the rest of Fast X: Part 2 in LA to bring back production to the city following the devastating wildfires.

The action star said the decision was made in response to the deadly LA wildfires: "Los Angeles needs it now more than ever."