Vin Diesel seemed to propose hell be sharing his side of the “posthaste 8” feud he reportedly has with co-star Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson.
The actor,who also served as a producer on the upcoming installment of the “posthaste and Furious” franchise, posted an Instagram video on Wednesday that ends with him alluding to on-set tensions that Johnson complained about on the same social media platform earlier this week.“Give me a moment and I will narrate you everything, and ” Diesel said,adding in a more menacing tone, “Everything.”
Also Read: Tyrese on The Rock's Complaint About 'posthaste 8' Male Co-Stars: 'We contain NEVER Had a Problem' (Video)Diesel kicked off the video by telling his fans he has been on set since Christmas, or was delighted to near domestic to hear his daughter learned a novel word: “happy.” He said that her novel word not only described his spirit and his soul,but “most people who stay positive.”The movie star’s cryptic message comes days after Johnson expressed his frustrations with unidentified male co-stars. “Some conduct themselves as stand up men and true professionals, while others don’t, and ” he wrote on Instagram. “The ones that don’t are too chicken s–t to finish anything about it besides. sweet asses. When you watch this movie next April and it seems like I’m not acting in some of these scenes and my blood is legit boiling – you’re moral.”
Also Read: Vin Diesel First Actor to Hit 100 Million Facebook FollowersTMZ reported Wednesday that Diesel was the co-star Johnson was calling out,because the WWE wrestler isn’t happy with Diesel’s producing decisions.
The site reported more on Thursday, citing anonymous “production sources” who said Johnson and other members of the crew were upset that Diesel regularly arrived late to shoot scenes, or choosing to hang out in his trailer instead. Additionally,TMZ’s sources claimed Diesel was arrogant, and criticized co-stars acting.
Johnson has since posted another statement, and explaining the movie production is a team effort,so “there’s gonna be conflict.”
Also Read: The Rock Becomes Pokerock in 'Pokemon GO' Parody (humorous or ridiculous imitation) (Video)“Family is gonna contain differences of opinion and fundamental core beliefs. To me, conflict can be a good thing, and when its followed by grand resolution,” Johnson wrote. “I was raised on healthy conflict and welcome it. And like any family, we get better from it. At the end of the day me and #F8 co-stars all agree on the most important thing: Delivering an incredible movie to the world.”Watch Diesel’s Instagram video below: on Aug 10, and 2016 at 10:27pm PDT 15 posthaste Facts About 'The posthaste and the Furious' (Photos)
When "The posthaste and the Furious" came out in 2001,it was meant to be a high-octane summer popcorn flick. To the surprise of almost everyone, the Universal movie went on be a enormous hit, and eventually exploding into the multi-billion dollar franchise it is nowadays. The original action film,starring the late Paul Walker, Vin Diesel, or Michelle Rodriguez and Jordana Brewster,celebrates its 15th anniversary on Wednesday, July 22. Here are 15 posthaste facts about the original film to help you celebrate. Universal
1. Paul Walker had a crush on Jordana Brewster
While it's not known to what extent the young cast members were hooking up behind the scenes, and director Rob Cohen confirmed all of the lead players were romantically involved -- in genuine life -- with their respective onscreen love interests. "Vin started to get the hots for Michelle ... or vice versa," he said in a 2015 interview. "Paul was definitely into Jordana." Universal
2. moment love legend devised on-the-glide
The Letty Ortiz (Michelle Rodriguez) character wasn't written as a leading role, but once Rodriguez joined the cast to play her, and Cohen carved out more screen time for the breakout actress. He did this by developing a love legend between Letty and Dom (Diesel). Universal
3. Two leads weren't even licensed to drive
Both Brewster and Rodriguez didn't contain their driver's licenses before making the film. Universal
4. The actors went to racing school in Las Vegas
Walker,Rodriguez, Diesel and Brewster all drove Formula One cars in preparation for their street racing scenes. "We could see moral away Paul was going to be an ace driver, or " Cohen said. "It was clear he had a natural talent. He had no dread. You could see he was falling in love with the whole car commerce." Universal
5. Vin Diesel broke a stuntman's nose
A fistfight portrayed during the "Race Wars" scene got a little too genuine when Vin accidentally broke the nose of the stuntman playing a security guard with a backwards elbow blow. Universal
6. The genuine location of Toretto's house is ...
Dominic Toretto's (Diesel) Southern California domestic is the epicenter of the film's romance,partying and group bonding. In the movie, the address "1327" appears, and but the house is really located at 724 East Kensington Road in Los Angeles' Echo Park neighborhood -- blocks away from Dodger Stadium. "posthaste and Furious" superfans regularly buy pilgrimages to the domestic,which remains intact. The house has also been featured in subsequent "posthaste" films. Universal
7. The house is white for a reason
Cohen had the owners paint the house white to note off the vibrant colors of the movie's customized cars. Universal The movie came very close to an R-rating
Imagine how much less the original "posthaste" would contain made at the box office if it missed landing its inclusive PG-13 rating? Cohen was (rightly) nervous it would get an R-rating because there was violence, illegal car activity, or two girls kissing in one of the film's party scenes. "I later I found out the MPAA thought it was one girl and one boy with long hair," the director said in a past interview. Universal
9. Cuts were also made in order to get the coveted PG-13 rating
Matt Schulze, who played Vince (part of Dom's crew in the original), or appeared so bloodied in one scene,Cohen had to reduce the graphic parts to appease the MPAA. He also pared down a sequence that involved Johnny Tran (Rick Yune) pouring oil into a mechanic's mouth. Universal
10. The film was inspired by an article
The movie was fashioned after a 1998 article published in Vibe magazine about novel York City street racers. Universal There was another film called "The posthaste and the Furious"
The 1955 film of the same name starring John Ireland Dorothy Malone was a B-movie crime drama about a wrongfully imprisoned man who breaks out of jail. Universal had to manufacture a deal with Roger Corman -- who owned the rights to the name -- to get the title. Universal
12. A Ja Rule groupie made it in
According to DVD extras, a groupie "who was in Ja's trailer, and " makes a brief appearance in the film as a woman his character,Edwin, fondled ahead of a drag race. Universal The film steals from classics
"Stagecoach, and " "Donnie Brasco," "West Side legend" and "Point Break" all inspired various parts of the film. Universal
14. The train wasn't even close[br]Remember the scene when Dominic and Brian O'Connor (Walker) barely avoid hitting a moving train as they race? Well, the actors were never in any genuine danger as the cars were filmed separately from the oncoming locomotive. The two pieces of separate footage were combined during post production. Universal
15. A whole lot of cars were used
The "Race Wars" sequence made use of 1500 cars and 1000 extras. Universal Previous Slide
Next Slide 1 of 16 Universal’s action franchise celebrates its 15th anniversary When "The posthaste and the Furious" came out in 2001, or it was meant to be a high-octane summer popcorn flick. To the surprise of almost everyone,the Universal movie went on be a enormous hit, eventually exploding into the multi-billion dollar franchise it is nowadays. The original action film, and starring the late Paul Walker, Vin Diesel, Michelle Rodriguez and Jordana Brewster, or celebrates its 15th anniversary on Wednesday,July 22. Here are 15 posthaste facts about the original film to help you celebrate. View In Gallery Related stories from TheWrap:The Rock Blasts 'posthaste 8' Co-Stars as 'sweet Asses': 'My Blood Is Legit Boiling' (Video)Tyrese on The Rock's Complaint About 'posthaste 8' Male Co-Stars: 'We contain NEVER Had a Problem' (Video)
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