Gal Gadot's Heartwarming Message Will Leave You Speechless

With the Fast & Furious franchise nearing its end, Gal Gadot expresses her excitement for being brought back for Fast X. Gadot made her debut in the series in 2009's Fast & Furious as Gisele Yashar, but her character was believed to have met her demise in 2013's Fast & Furious 6. In a memorable scene, she sacrificed herself to save Han's life, solidifying Gisele and Gadot's place in Fast & Furious history. While there has been speculation about Gisele's potential survival, Gadot's gratitude stems less from her character's resurrection and more from the opportunity to return to the franchise that played a significant role in launching her acting career, ultimately leading her to become Wonder Woman in the DC Extended Universe. In an interview with Total Film, Gadot expresses her heartfelt appreciation for her return to Fast X.

Wow. I wish I could express my thoughts freely. If I were to speak up, someone would surely intrude upon my privacy and silence me. However, Fast was the first project where I had the opportunity to showcase my acting skills. They were the ones who bestowed upon me my initial chance, my breakthrough in the world of Hollywood. For that, I will be eternally grateful. Moreover, they have formed a tight-knit community; they are like a family to me. We still maintain contact, and they hold a special place in my heart. It is truly exhilarating to witness how the Fast Saga has cultivated an immense and devoted fanbase, unlike anything I have ever seen before. The love I have for them, the love they have for me, and the love they have for the fans—it all feels incredibly right, especially this time. It is truly a remarkable and thrilling experience.

How Fast X Brought Back Iconic Cast Members

Gal Gadot isn't the sole Fast & Furious cast member making a comeback for Fast X. Despite previously rejecting the idea of returning to the mainline movies, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson has reconciled with Vin Diesel, marking his return to the franchise. Moreover, there are reports of a new Fast and Furious spinoff in development, featuring Johnson in a leading role. However, this spinoff won't be a Hobbs & Shaw sequel; instead, it will serve as a bridge connecting the three-part Fast & Furious finale.

Fast & Furious is unlikely to come to an end even after the appearances of Fast X. Vin Diesel has hinted that Fast 11 will provide a proper farewell to Brian O'Conner following the tragic death of Paul Walker. Although Diesel hasn't revealed how O'Conner will make his return, it demonstrates the commitment of the cast and crew to honor all members of the franchise.

In addition to the return of familiar faces, Fast X introduces a formidable antagonist in Jason Momoa's Dante Reyes. Reyes seeks revenge after his father's death in Fast Five, bringing the series back to its origins of street racing and grounded storytelling. Whether Diesel's three-part finale idea becomes a reality or Universal sticks with the two-part plan, it's clear that the Fast & Furious franchise is building towards an exhilarating conclusion for its dedicated fanbase.

Source: Total Film (via GamesRadar)