The Fast and The Furious 4 gets scriptwriter
Update: 21/11/2007 The full plot is revealed for Fast and the Furious 4, and Jordana Brewster is also looking to return.
Update: 03/10/2007: Latest News: Vin Diesel and Paul Walker are officially in talks for the fourth film and Justin Lin is confirmed as Director.
Update: 13/09/2007
With the Hollywood striking looming for Writers, Directors and Actors, the studios have released a document to the major talent agencies to start lining up talent for projects they want completed before the strike next year, and one of those projects is The Fast and the Furious 4, written in black and white with a Director attached! Read the story here.
Original Story: The Fast and The Furious looks like it's going to get another outing after all. There's been a lot of speculation but The Fast and The Furious 4 could well end up being a big budget film.
Chris Morgan wrote the third of the series, The Fast and The Furious: Tokyo Drift, which was good fun if you're also a bit of a car fan. What is surprising though is the figure that it is quoted as having raised worldwide to date - US$158 million.
Yes that's the figure quoted by The Hollywood Reporter through Moviehole when they reveal that Morgan has been asked to write the fourth film in the series. So that's great news for Fast fans out there, there's going to be another film in the series, all going well with the script anyway.
Now I know there's been a big call on another Fast and The Furious 4 article to have Paul Walker and Vin Diesel back, but there's a lot of debate over just what type of cars they should have and where the racing should take place. Muscle or import? Diesel or Walker, or both? What should be in the fourth film, have your say.
Update: 28th August 2008
There's a rumour out that Universal are pushing the production of a sequel and this could well be taking place in Brazil and reuniting some of the old names. Bear in mind though, this story is hugely speculative at the moment. Read the full story here.
















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