Louis Leterrier is absolutely insane Fast X is in theaters this weekend and features appearances from almost every member of the Fast team over the last ten years. This results in a star-filled final entry (or not). fast 11 with many returning Fast & Furious characters and the return of familiar faces to the cast.
Louis Leterrier is absolutely insane Fast X is in theaters this weekend and features appearances from almost every member of the Fast team over the last ten years. This results in a star-filled final entry (or not). fast 11 with many returning Fast & Furious characters and the return of familiar faces to the cast.
The film ends with a shocking performance by Gal Gadot’s Gisele, who arrives in Antarctica on a submarine and looks fantastic for someone who fell out of a moving plane a decade ago. We also get appearances from Deckard Shaw (Jason Statham), Abuelita Toretto (Rita Moreno), Queenie Shaw (Helen Mirren), Diogo (Luis da Silva), Luke Hobbs (Dwayne Johnson), and a few celebrity guest spots – Pete Davidson, Debby Ryan, and Josh Dun. Secure.
Still, despite the wild cameo lineup, a few characters from the Fast Saga stay away from the fun. Here are a few Fast & Furious characters that we would like to see return in future movies like Fast 11.
Carter VeroneCole Hauser
Once upon a time, Yellowstone’s Rip appeared in a Fast and Furious sequel and nobody noticed. That’s most likely because the movie in question was the horrifying 2003 2 Fast 2 Furious, a movie so bad even Eva Mendes couldn’t save it. Doesn’t matter. Now is the time for everyone involved in this catastrophic sequel to make amends.
Imagine Carter Verone working alongside Jason Momoa’s Dante Reyes, eager to get revenge on Tyrese Gibson’s novel Pearce. The writers would have to come up with a lot of explanations to justify Brian O’Conner’s absence, but considering the character was shelved for nearly a decade, I’m sure that won’t be a problem. Also bring back Mendes. And maybe Suki (Devon Aoki).
Brixton Lore (Idris Elba)
Considering how insane Almost is, I’m talking about Brixton Lore, the cybernetically altered villain of the ridiculous Hobbs & Shaw spinoff. At this point, Dominic Toretto (Vin Diesel) can basically move mountains with his bare fists, so Brixton’s return (last seen falling off a cliff) would present him with an excellent physical challenge to master .
Arturo BragaJohn Ortiz
I dug Arturo Braga. He’s considered one of the best fast saga villains thanks to his ruthless quest for power and the maniacal performance of John Ortiz. As far as I remember, we last saw the man in that weird prison scene in Fast and Furious 6, licking fresh wounds. As a strategist, it makes sense for Dante to include him in his inner circle to round out the Fast 11 characters, especially since he harbors a grudge against our heroes.
Supporting Actor of Tokyo Drift
Considering that Justin Lin’s “Tokyo Drift” remains a pivotal entry in the franchise, as it effectively used a cameo by Vin Diesel to generate hype for further films, it makes too much sense that the gang not to bring back. We’ve seen a lot of Sean Boswell (Lucas Black) but I want more DK (Brian Tee), Twinkie (Bow Wow) and Neil (Nathalie Kelley). I’d love to see Zachery Ty Bryan’s bully Clay come back in some shape, shape, or form – make him a dead delivery driver or a successful celebrity.
Owen (Luke Evans) and Hattie Shaw (Vanessa Kirby)
Where the hell was Owen Shaw? The ‘Fast and Furious 6’ villain seemed to have his ways and support Deckard in his attempts to save Dom’s child. He’s kind of absent from Fast, though his absence was a bit bizarre considering the character’s relevance to the franchise. Ditto for Hattie, who should return based on Vanessa Kirby’s star power alone.
Brian O’Conner (Paul Walker)
Look, we all know that Brian O’Conner is coming up. The series continues to hint at the beloved character, though he got a fitting farewell in Furious 7. Why keep talking about him if you don’t intend to bring him back? At one point in Fast you either walk away from Brian’s character or bring him back. The momentous episode will likely appear in the final film and will serve as a great piece of hackneyed fan service. Whether it’s morally acceptable is up for debate (although his brothers are open to it), but as long as Brian (the character) lives, he can make his long-awaited return.