“Fast 9” has been delayed until May 2021, after the delay of James Bond film “No Time To Die”

The ninth “Fast and Furious” instalment, “F9”, has been pushed again to May 2021, after the delay of James Bond film “No Time To Die”. The upcoming ninth instalment of the “Fast & Furious“ franchise was originally set to be released in May this year, but after the coronavirus pandemic closed down cinemas around the world, the movie was delayed until April 2, 2021.

However, after this week saw the upcoming James Bond movie, “No Time To Die”, additionally get pushed again to April 2, Universal – who’re distributing each films – have determined to delay “F9” for an additional month. Instead, the “Fast & Furious” flick will now get a theatrical launch on May 28, 2021.

Meanwhile, Vin Diesel beforehand teased a “big surprise” for followers of the franchise again in March this 12 months.“F9” will see John Cena and Dame Helen Mirren be a part of the cast, and Vin – who stars as Dom Toretto – urged one other big identify could possibly be coming into the motion blockbuster franchise. He mentioned on the time: “There’s a big surprise coming … I can’t tell anyone. [But] it is so awesome!

“It’s a testimony to the franchise, it is a testimony to all of the work that everybody has executed and it is a testimony to the integrity. “As a thespian, as someone who started acting when I was seven years old, it’s wonderful to dance with other acclaimed thespians and try to make magic.” Former professional wrestler turned Hollywood star John Cena makes his first appearance in the movie series for the upcoming ninth instalment, and he previously opened up on how much “expectation” there is for him to “ship” for the loyal fan base the popular films have acquired over the years.

He explained: “The international connection the franchise has with its followers and the respect that the franchise has for its followers is like nothing I’ve ever seen earlier than. “It allowed me to really look at the absolute analytics of the project through the people who have been working some 20 years on this.“It actually is a household ambience, there’s quite a lot of respect for the franchise, there’s that expectation to ship for the fan base, and it has been like no different expertise I’ve been on.

“You kind of have to earn your respect in so many ways, but once you do you are absolutely, unexpectedly welcomed into the family. It’s been really, really special, and I’m very fortunate.”