Universal Pictures' sequel, Fast Five has yet to be released, but the studio is already preparing Fast Six.
THR reports that the studio has made a "two-year, first-look production pact" with screenwriter Chris Morgan who has written Fast Five, as well as the two previous sequels, 2009's Fast and Furious and 2006's The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift. One of Morgan's first responsibilities will be to write Fast Six, which we assume will again reunite Vin Diesel and Paul Walker for another chapter of car-racing adventure.
"He's been not only integral to the Fast and Furious franchise, he comes up with fresh ideas and he thinks like a producer when we have budget conversations," said Universal co-chairman Donna Langley said. "We wanted to show him our appreciation, and we selfishly wanted to make sure his home was here. We don't want him going anywhere else."
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