“The Rock” Dwayne Johnson When Vin Diesel asked him to return for Fast & Furious 10, Johnson turned him down, saying it was an example of the actor’s “manipulation.”
Dwayne Johnson and Vin Diesel get into a heated argument. (Photo: Geo.TV)
Feud Between Dwayne and Diesel
In a recently published article in Pop Culture, “The Rock” Dwayne Johnson Johnson has turned down Vin Diesel’s latest request to return on Fast & Furious 10 as a cast member. For the last several years, The Rock and Diesel have been engaged in a bitter dispute.
Their big egos made it difficult for the performers to get along, even if their partnership looked to be the ideal formula for movie chemistry. It wasn’t until 2017’s Fate of the Furious that the Fast & Furious franchise’s long-running conflict was made public.
Meanwhile, Jason Momoa is ready to join the Fast & Furious series, but Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson isn’t going anywhere near those films. Regardless. However, Johnson has made it plain that he will not be resuming his role as Luke Hobbs in the Fast & Furious series despite Vin Diesel’s Instagram request for Johnson to do so, according to a published report in Screen Rant.
‘The Rock’ Believed of Diesel’s Manipulation Through His Instagram Post
According to Johnson in a CNN interview, Diesel’s latest request for his inclusion in Fast & Furious 10 is an example of the actor’s “manipulation.” Fast and Furious actor Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Diesel told Johnson that he would not be returning to the series in private chats.
There’s “no possibility [Johnson] would return,” he says, but he adds that he was “strong but polite with [his] remarks” and would always be supportive of the actors. The following is Johnson’s reaction to Diesel’s request that he return to the franchise.
On Instagram, Diesel stated that Johnson’s children refer to him as “Uncle Dwayne,” and Johnson didn’t like it. In an interview, he explains why. Additionally, Diesel said that “[his children] and [Johnson] don’t miss a holiday to offer good wishes.” He also said that Diesel’s inclusion of the terrible death of Paul Walker in the conversation was a no-no for him.
