If you keep paying attention to "Fast and Furious", you will find that the series of movies has been reluctant to end. Since the death of Paul Walker during the filming of Fast and Furious 7, coupled with the touching ending of the film, many people have thought that the series should be over, but the series has not only ushered in spin-offs, the sequel to the film continues.
The producers of the "Fast and Furious" series of films announced that they would move forward at a quarter of the speed over a longer period of time. Fast & Furious will obviously not end in the tenth film as originally planned, and will be replaced by the eleventh film. However, we know that the series will always end, and as the film comes to an end, one of the veteran actors in the film also publishes his thoughts on the series.
Luda Chris is a regular in the series, and his role as Thajay Parker in the film is loved by many. As the series draws to a close, he says he is not sad about the upcoming ending of the film, he just hopes to spend a little more time expressing his gratitude during the film's release. On the "Allen Show," he talked to guest host Tiffany Hardys about the incident, and he summed up his thoughts on the ending of Fast and Furious over the next few years: "They [the filmmakers] announced that we're going to end on 10 and 11. I personally think we'll end up in episode 10, but I'm not upset at all because you'd think, I came out in Fast & Furious 2. I never knew I'd be back in the fifth film, and I'd be in a later movie, and now you're telling me that there will be two more movies, and I'm glad to let the grief go to hell. Don't be sad, I'm happy! ”
If you think about it, you'll see that what the actor said makes a lot of sense. Because in addition to the upcoming ninth film and the next tenth film, we will also usher in the eleventh film. This means that we can see Donald and his family save the world again in the upcoming movie. Although Luda believes that there have been many exciting works in his acting career, he still has a fondness for the Fast and Furious series of films. As a result, he didn't look at the series very negatively, as many people do, he just said that he was passionate about this long career. Of course, as he said, the series always says it's over, but the movie still goes on, which is why he doesn't feel sad.
Overall, as Luda Chris himself said, although he made his debut in the 2003 Fast and Furious 2 film, it wasn't until the 2011 Fast and Furious 5 film that he became a regular in the series. Considering that his role as Taj Parker played the role of mechanical and crew in the film, he obviously played a very important role in the post-production team. Interestingly, there is a hilarious contest between him and Roman, played by Tyrese Gibson, in the film. In the series, the two of them also played a comedic role. So I think that's why he was able to enjoy the series.