‘I’m Forever Grateful’: X’s Fast’s Gal Gadot Gives Emotional Response to Franchise Return.

With Fast & Furious nearing its end, Gal Gadot is more than happy to be brought back for Fast X. Gadot first appeared in the 2009 film Fast & Furious as Giselle Yasher, but it seemed like her character was introduced to her. Ended up in the 2013 film Fast & Furious 6. In her final moments, she managed to save Han’s life as he fell through the air in a famous scene that really established both Gisele and Gadot in Fast & Furious history. While her story could have ended there, Fast X gives Gadot a chance to reprise her role and say goodbye to the saga.

There has been speculation for years about Gisele’s possible survival, but Gadot’s appreciation comes not so much from Giselle’s resurrection as from her joy at returning to the saga in general. In an interview with Total Film, Gadot explained how happy it was for her to return for Fast X and how grateful she is to the saga for helping launch her acting career, which led her to Wonder Woman in the DC Extended Universe. Inspired to play the role of Woman. Here’s what Gadot said:

“Well done. I wish I could say something. If I say something, someone will come into my room and tape me over my mouth. But Fast was my first film as an actress. He was the one who gave me my first break, my first break in Hollywood.” First success. And I’m forever grateful for that. I’m like a community, I’m like a family. We’re still in touch. He has a special place in my heart and it’s very emotional. I feel That fast saga… They’ve managed to create a huge, incredible and loyal fan base like no one else can. I’ve never seen anything like this anywhere else, you know? My love for them, fans’ love and fans My love for, felt right this time. And it’s so exciting.”

Gal Gadot isn’t the only Fast & Furious cast member brought back in Fast X, as the saga’s impending end marks the return of Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, despite his many declines to return to the main cast in the films. Johnson later confirmed that he and Vin Diesel had ended their feud and it was later reported that a Fast and Furious spin-off starring Johnson was in the works, although it would not be a sequel to Hobbs & Shaw. but will bridge the gap between the final Fast & Furious trilogy.

Fast and Furious is unlikely to stop after the release of Fast X. Diesel has already hinted that Fast 11 will give a real goodbye to Brian O’Connor following the untimely and tragic death of Paul Walker during production on Fast & Furious 7. While the return of Diesel O’Connor hasn’t been confirmed, it’s another sign of the cast and crew’s commitment to paying homage to every member of the cast in some way.

In addition to returning familiar faces, Fast X introduced a fearsome adversary in Dante Reyes, played by Jason Momoa, whose quest for vengeance after his father’s death in Fast Five inspired the franchise to include car racing and a more realistic story. Returned to his roots. Whether Diesel’s suggestion of a final trilogy is true, or Universal is sticking to the two-film plan, it’s clear that the Fast & Furious saga is nearing an exciting conclusion for longtime fans of the films.

Source: Total Film (via GameRadar)