The future of the Fast & Furious movie series is uncertain, as the production of the eleventh film has been delayed several times due to financial challenges. It is unclear if this film will be the last in the series. Although production has not yet begun, fans expect the franchise's main characters, including Dominic Toretto played by Vin Diesel, to reunite for what may be their final on-screen appearance together. In addition to the movie, the Fast & Furious universe is expanding into television. Streaming platform Peacock has officially ordered a spin-off series based on the franchise. The series is being written by Mike Daniels, known for Sons of Anarchy, and Wolfe Coleman, who worked on 911: Lone Star. At this point, it is not clear whether the series will directly follow the movies or focus on a specific character. Vin Diesel is confirmed as an executive producer, but it is not yet known if he will also act in the series. This will not be the first Fast & Furious series, as the animated show Fast & Furious: Spy Racers already exists, with Vin Diesel providing a voice. However, this new series will be the first live-action version, and more could be developed in the future. Earlier this year, during an event organized by NBCUniversal, the studio announced that four Fast & Furious spin-off series were in development. It is not known whether the other three are still in progress now that the first live-action series has been officially ordered. Eleven Fast & Furious films have been released, including the spin-off Hobbs and Shaw. The franchise is set to grow further with the upcoming film and the new series. However, Peacock is not currently available in France, which may affect the accessibility of the series for French audiences.