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Peacock Greenlights New Fast & Furious Live-Action Television Series
Peacock is making a new live-action television show based on the Fast & Furious movies.
The show does not have a title yet.
It is planned to arrive in 2028.
Mike Daniels and Wolfe Coleman will write the pilot and lead the show.
Vin Diesel will help produce it, although the article does not say whether he will act in it.
The next Fast & Furious movie, Fast Forever, is also planned for 2028.
That movie is scheduled to reach theaters on March 17, 2028.
The franchise has already had 10 movies and previously had an animated Netflix series.
Peacock has ordered a scripted live-action Fast & Furious television series for a planned 2028 debut.
Mike Daniels and Wolfe Coleman will serve as co-showrunners, pilot writers and executive producers.
Vin Diesel, Sam Vincent, Neal H. Moritz, Pavun Shetty, Jeff Kirschenbaum and Chris Morgan are executive producers.
The series will premiere in the same year as Fast Forever, scheduled for theaters on March 17, 2028.
The franchise has released 10 films and earned more than $7 billion worldwide over 25 years.
- Who
- Peacock, Mike Daniels, Wolfe Coleman and executive producers including Vin Diesel are involved.
- What
- A new scripted live-action television series based on the Fast & Furious franchise has been greenlit.
- Where
- The series will be released through Peacock; the related film Fast Forever is scheduled for theaters.
- When
- The series is planned to debut in 2028.
- Why
- The filmmakers and Peacock are expanding the franchise's stories and legacy characters into television.
Key facts
- Series status
- Officially greenlit by Peacock
- Format
- Scripted live-action television series
- Planned debut
- 2028
- Writers and showrunners
- Mike Daniels and Wolfe Coleman
- Related film
- Fast Forever, scheduled for March 17, 2028
- Film franchise size
- 10 films released
- Worldwide earnings
- More than $7 billion over 25 years
Sources
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