With series staples, Paul Walker and Vin Diesel, as well as newcomer, Dwayne "I am not the Rock" Johnston, 'Fast Five' is driving erratically towards theatres on April 29.
According to Walker, five may not be the magic number, however. In an interview with Screen Rant, he spoke on his feelings towards the series, and where he sees it going should there be a next time.
"I don’t even know if I can say this will be the last one," he began. "The way things are looking and coming together; we are having a good time. There was a period back aways when I thought I’d never come back and revisit. But I’m a little older and a little wiser and it’s been fun to be a part of something that spans ten years. We’re having a good time. It feels more balanced now than ever before."
On the location for a possible sixth film, he said: "We were talking about Europe on this one initially. It was either going to be Europe or Brazil and then it was narrowed down to Brazil and we were going to film a chunk of it in Brazil and then we ended up using Puerto Rico for Brazil. Yeah, it would have to go to Europe."
Walker seems enthusiastic towards the series, as opposed to tagging along out of a sense of obligation. With a higher budget than ever before, 'Fast Five' is a bit of a risk, but it could pay off and lead to an even grander finale.
Source: Screen Rant
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