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Published On: Mon, Sep 16th, 2013

First ‘Fast & Furious 7’ photo features Vin Diesel and Paul Walker

The first official image from Fast & Furious 7 has arrived online, featuring a “scowling” Vin Diesel looking “decidedly grim” as described by Total Film.

UPDATE: Another new photo from Diesel, still not looking happy – SEE BELOW

fast-and-furious-6-poster-sung-kang-gal-gadotThe photo dropped on Diesel’s official Facebook page, and also features Paul Walker, who returns as well, “looking equally surly in the background there.”

SEE PHOTO BELOW

Diesel has captioned the image “the unknown road ahead”, which keeps things nice and mysterious.

The film will return to Los Angeles after the previous five films were set in other locations. Co-President of Production Jeff Kirschenbaum and Creative Executive Jay Polidoro will oversee the project on behalf of Universal. 

Diesel and Walker will also be joined by returning stars Dwayne Johnson and Tyrese Gibson, while Jason Statham, Tony Jaa, Djimon Hounsou and Kurt Russell in the franchise’s ranks.

Fast & Furious 6 is the highest grossing film for Universal, having made more than $750 million at the worldwide box office.

Directed by series newcomer James Wan, Fast & Furious 7 will open July 11, 2014.

Source: Vin Diesel

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