Vin Diesel Requests to Dwayne Jhonson ‘The Rock’ to Return for Fast & Furious 10
Vin Diesel's open invitation for Dwayne Johnson to Join ‘Fast & Furious 10': “Fulfill Your Destiny”
The long-running feud between Vin Diesel and The Rock is long and steeped in history, but it looks like the heat may be wearing off.
In an Instagram post today, Diesel posted a fairly lengthy request to The Rock to return to the ridiculously lucrative Fast and Furious film franchise for the upcoming Fast 10 movie.
“My Little Brother Dwayne Jhonson,” read the mail. The time has come. The world is waiting for the end of Fast 10.”
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In an almost strange personal note relating to” Fate,” Vin Diesel mentioned that his children still call him Uncle Dwayne and that Diesel promised” Pablo ” Nickname Diesel gave the late Paul Walker to end the series.
“I have sworn that in the end we will achieve and manifest the best fast, namely the 10,” he continued in his message to The Rock say this out of love … but you have to imagine, don’t let the franchise do nothing, you have a very important role to play. Hobs cannot be played by someone else. I hope you are up to the opportunity and fulfill your destiny. ”
The Rock had previously stated that he would no longer return for Fast and Furious films, but was most likely on his own Hobbs and Shaw spin-off Series.
The fight began with a now infamous (and deleted) Instagram post in which The Rock called some of its male co-stars on the set of Fast and Furious. It got so bad that The Rock and Diesel broke up did not share a single scene in the eighth. Delivery of the series.In a recent interview with Vanity Fair, The Rock claimed that he and Diesel are “philosophically two different people” who “approach the filmmaking business in two very different ways”.
Will The Rock return to the show? It’s hard to say, but the reference to the “little brother” still seems to irritate The Rock. In the same Vanity Fair article, referring to the fact that Diesel refers to him as his little brother, he said, “I have an older brother and he is my half-brother.
