‘Fast & Furious’ cast marks 25 years, teases new TV series and a final film titled ‘Fast Forever’

Vin Diesel, Michelle Rodriguez and Jordana Brewster marked the 25th anniversary of “The Fast and the Furious” at an event on Monday night, using the occasion to tease what comes next for the long-running franchise. The gathering, reported by The Hollywood Reporter, included comments from the cast about an upcoming television series and the title of a final feature film, “Fast Forever,” as well as discussion of how the series may evolve in its later chapters.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, the cast framed the upcoming projects as a way to keep the “Fast & Furious” brand moving while also reaching a defined end point. The reporting said the new TV series is planned as the next major chapter, followed by the final movie under the “Fast Forever” title.

The conversation also touched on earlier franchise headlines that involved James Bond-style references. The Hollywood Reporter reported that the stars pushed back on a line of joking chatter that had been circulating online, described in the report as “007, bring your cars to space” with explicit wording. In their remarks at the anniversary event, the cast suggested a return to a less sensationalized version of that idea, with the report quoting Diesel and others in the context of keeping the franchise’s tone understandable for broader audiences.

Rodriguez and Brewster, both longtime series leads, were among the performers cited by The Hollywood Reporter during the anniversary event remarks. The report said they discussed the franchise’s staying power and the continued appeal of the central team format, while indicating that new projects are being developed to extend the franchise’s momentum.

The Hollywood Reporter’s account described “Fast Forever” as the name of the film intended to serve as the franchise’s conclusion. The report did not provide additional confirmed production details such as a release date, studio partner, streaming platform, or production start timeline in the material available for this write-up.

The franchise’s next steps matter to fans and industry stakeholders because “Fast & Furious” has functioned as a multi-platform, revenue-driving property for years, generating theatrical releases and related media activity. A move into a dedicated TV series would also shift where and how audiences consume new entries, potentially affecting production schedules and promotional strategy across streaming and other channels.

For now, the only concrete timeline element in the available reporting is that the cast has publicly teased the existence of a TV series and a final movie titled “Fast Forever” in conjunction with the 25th anniversary. Additional announcements about cast, episodes, network or platform, and the production timeline would be expected to follow through official franchise channels as development progresses.

If the franchise is indeed heading toward a final film called “Fast Forever,” the later-stage creative decisions will likely focus on wrapping storylines and resolving franchise arcs. However, as of the reporting tied to the anniversary event, the public details remain limited, and any production dates or casting updates would require subsequent confirmation from the studio or official franchise announcements.