“Fast & Furious”: Dwayne Johnson leaves popular film series after an argument with Vin Diesel

In a new interview with CNN released on Wednesday, Dwayne Johnson commented on Vin Diesel’s November Instagram post asking The Rock to get back on the “Fast & Furious” franchise. Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson makes no secret of his feelings towards his “Fast & Furious” colleague Vin Diesel. Dwayne Johnson was the highest paid actor in the world in 2020, wherever he starred the box office is ringing. Vin Diesel, lead actor and producer of one of the most successful film series of all time, the “Fast & Furious” action film series, knows that too. With his role as agent “Hobbs” in the Fast series, Johnson not only caused box office successes, he also created it a figure who has become an integral part of the car universe. However, during the filming of “Fast & Furious 8”, alpha men Diesel and Johnson broke up and went their separate ways. After filming, Diesel claimed he had created the scandal to get the best performance out of Johnson , a nasty public criticism of Johnson’s acting skills. After that, it was clear for “The Rock”: The collaboration with Diesel is history. He explained that to his colleague in a one-to-one conversation, he said in an interview with CNN In November Diesel posted an emotional post on Instagram pulling out all the stops to get Johnson to return for the finale in his role as Hobbs. But Johnson feels manipulated. “I was very surprised by Vin’s recent post “Johnson said.” I didn’t like that he mentioned his children in the post, nor did Paul Walker’s death. Let them out of there, “Johnson continued.” We talked about it months ago and we came to a clear understanding. My goal all along has been to end my amazing journey with this incredible Fast & Furious franchise with gratitude and grace. “In the Instagram post the 49-year-old refers to, Diesel wrote, among other things,” My little one Brother Dwayne … the time has come. The world is waiting for the finale of Fast 10. As you know, my kids call you Uncle Dwayne at home. There is no holiday on which you and you do not send us good wishes … but the time has come. “