Jason Momoa et Brie Larson rejoignent le casting de Fast & Furious dans une bande-annonce de quatre minutes pour Fast X Jason Momoa and Brie Larson join the Fast & Furious cast in high action four-minute first look trailer for Fast X. It's a Fast family reunion. Universal Pictures has confirmed the star-studded cast of Fast X, the 10th and penultimate installment in the Fast Saga. The Fast X trailer was unveiled at an event in Los Angeles, where star and producer Vin Diesel (Dom Toretto) joined longtime Fast and Furious cast members Michelle Rodriguez (Letty), Chris ‘Ludacris’ Bridges (Tej), Tyrese Gibson (Roman), and Sung Kang (Han) in revealing who's getting back behind the wheel for the long-running franchise's final ride. In addition to Diesel, Rodriguez, Bridges, Gibson, and Kang, returning cast members include Jordana Brewster and John Cena as Mia and Jakob Toretto, Jason Statham as the reformed Deckard Shaw, Nathalie Emmanuel as hacker Ramsey, Scott Eastwood as Little Nobody, Helen Mirren as Magdalene ‘Queenie’ Shaw, Cardi B as Leysa, Michael Rooker as Buddy, and Charlize Theron as the psychotic cyberterrorist Cipher. Jason Momoa (Aquaman) and Brie Larson (Captain Marvel) also star alongside fellow Fast first-timers Daniela Melchior (The Suicide Squad), Alan Ritchson (Reacher), and legendary EGOT-winning actress Rita Moreno (West Side Story) as Abuela Toretto. Fast X's four-minute trailer revealed Momoa is playing new villain Dante, the son of Brazilian drug lord Hernan Reyes (Joaquim de Almeida), who was gunned down by DSS Agent Luke Hobbs (Dwayne Johnson) after Toretto's crew pulled off their high-speed Rio heist in Fast Five. "It's been a privilege to be in this iconic franchise and to be the next bad guy and tear this beautiful family apart," Momoa said in a video message. The late Paul Walker is also briefly featured in the fast action paced trailer as fans are given a quick recap on the heist that brought down Reyes. After F9 shot into the stratosphere - literally, by sending a souped-up Pontiac Fiero into space - Diesel confirmed the tenth Fast and Furious would return to the more grounded, street-level feel of 2001's original The Fast and the Furious. "You wanted to go back to the streets of LA. You wanted to return to racing, and what that feels like," Diesel told fans at the trailer premiere. "You wanted to return to the cars that made this franchise what it is. The support you've given us, you've allowed us to be your family, and we take a lot of pride in that." BACKGRID DOES NOT CLAIM ANY COPYRIGHT OR LICENSE IN THE ATTACHED MATERIAL. ANY DOWNLOADING FEES CHARGED BY BACKGRID ARE FOR BACKGRID'S SERVICES ONLY, AND DO NOT, NOR ARE THEY INTENDED TO, CONVEY TO THE USER ANY COPYRIGHT OR LICENSE IN THE MATERIAL. BY PUBLISHING THIS MATERIAL , THE USER EXPRESSLY AGREES TO INDEMNIFY AND TO HOLD BACKGRID HARMLESS - Photo