0
0
Riddick: Furya – Vin Diesel’s Return to Sci-Fi Antihero Role
After a long hiatus, fans of the Riddick series can rejoice as Vin Diesel is set to reprise his role as the iconic sci-fi antihero in the upcoming film, Riddick: Furya. It has been over a decade since we last saw Riddick on the big screen, with Diesel keeping busy with other projects such as voicing Marvel’s Groot and starring in the Fast & Furious franchise.
The fourth installment in the Riddick series is set to be helmed by writer-director David Twohy, known for his work on previous Riddick films like Pitch Black (2000), The Chronicles of Riddick (2004), and Riddick (2013). According to reports from over a year ago, the film will take Riddick back to his homeworld, offering audiences a deeper exploration of the character’s origins.
Recent updates confirm that production for Riddick: Furya is slated to kick off in late August, signaling that the project is moving forward at full speed. The premise of the film remains consistent with earlier descriptions, promising a thrilling return to Riddick’s home world, where he will encounter other Furyans fighting for survival against a formidable new adversary.
Excitement is building among fans as they eagerly anticipate Diesel’s return to the beloved role of Riddick. Questions arise about the potential for new surprises in Furya, such as the possibility of cameo appearances similar to Judi Dench’s unexpected role in The Chronicles of Riddick.
Share Your Thoughts
Are you looking forward to witnessing Vin Diesel’s comeback as Riddick in Furya? What expectations do you have for the film, and do you anticipate any standout moments akin to past Riddick installments? Feel free to share your thoughts and speculations as the sci-fi sequel’s production gains momentum.
For more exciting updates from the world of sci-fi and entertainment, stay tuned to the latest news on Marvel, Star Wars, Star Trek, DC Universe, and Doctor Who to satiate your curiosity and anticipation for upcoming releases and projects in the industry.
Image/Photo credit: source url
