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Vin Diesel's Fast & Furious film series has dominated streaming platforms once again as the $7billion (£5.23 billion) franchise marked its 25th anniversary.
The Fast & Furious saga, which first released in 2001, has released 10 incredible movies already.
The 11th and final film in the franchise has officially started production, with Vin returning as Dominic Toretto.
As eager fans wait for its release, several of the movies are being streamed on HBO.
Fast Five, The Fast And The Furious and Fast & Furious 6 have since climbed to the global top 10 list, according to Collider.
Earlier this month, Vin thanked fans on Instagram for their continued support with the franchise as he teased the release of Fast Forever.
Vin Diesel's Fast & Furious film series has dominated streaming platforms once again as the $7billion (£5.23 billion) franchise marked its 25th anniversary
The Fast & Furious saga, which first released in 2001, has released 10 incredible movies already (pictured with Paul Walker)
He said: 'I'm on set. People are grinding. Incredible crews are working. I just wanted to take a second to say thank you. You guys are the best audience in the world, best fans in the world.
'You've been patient to the industry, you've been patient to the studio, and you've been patient with me.'
The actor added: 'Over the past three and a half years, we've been grinding to try to make the most amazing finale.'
Fast Forever - already scheduled to hit theaters March 17, 2028 - will also bring back Jason Statham, Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson, Jason Momoa, Nathalie Emmanuel, Sung Kang, Tyrese Gibson and Ludacris.
In May, Vin paid tribute to his late co-star Paul Walker's daughter Meadow at a special Cannes Film Festival screening.
Marking 25 years since the first film was released, the actor joined the cast of the 2001 hit for the screening, where the film received a four-minute standing ovation.
After the rousing reaction, Vin embraced Paul's daughter Meadow before reflecting on his relationship with the actor, and referring to his late co-star by his nickname Pablo.
Paul tragically died in a car crash in 2013 aged 40, when Meadow was just 15.
Speaking to the audience after the screening, Vin said: 'I pray that in your life, you can have a brother like Paul.'
The 11th and final film in the franchise has officially started production, with Vin returning as Dominic Toretto
He continued: 'You know, we worked in silence, creating this. It's so hard for me to watch it because there's so many moments in this movie that you see that I see differently.'
'A scene that you see, I see as the moment when Pablo told me he had a one-year-old daughter, and we're in the car doing a scene, and that led to a franchise of moments about family in a way. It's the cast that's been that family.'
Vin then turned to Meadow to embrace her, before repeating something she'd told him earlier in the day.
He told the audience: 'She said, ''I'm 27, and I'm watching this film that my father made at 27,'' and I thought, ''How profound.''
'Meadow has been such a source of strength, and I know he'd be so proud of you.'
Before the screening, Vin told the audience: 'This is a film where brotherhood is introduced by myself and my brother Pablo.
'And the person that was not going to let me come alone here, they represent that brotherhood, was Meadow Walker.'
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