Vin Diesel’s Dreams of $250 Million ‘Fast 11’ Production Hanging by a Thread

Vin Diesel’s request for a $250 million budget for the upcoming Quickly 11 has been rejected by Universal executives.

According to reports, the studio is “begging” Diesel to make a lower budget than last year Quick X they saw reduced profits. They also want the star to cast expensive additions like Jason Statham and John Cena.

“Universal execs are begging Vin to figure out how to make this movie significantly cheaper,” the source told the National Enquirer.

Apparently, Diesel “wants to make the biggest Fast movie ever and is making his case to fans with his social media updates.”

“It’s a smart strategy, but it alienates the executives who made him rich,” the source noted of Diesel taking movie updates to social media.

“Vin has to prove to the studio that the fans are going to show up in huge numbers,” the source added.

The 56-year-old took to social media in February to rally support for the film and show fans’ love for it.

“Just finished the week of The quick meeting with the writers and the whole team… to say the excitement for our finale was incredibly strong is an understatement. Wow. So exciting…” Diesel wrote.

“As everyone headed into the weekend excited and excited, I thought of all of you… I was reminded of the countless moments when your enthusiasm and passion became the driving force behind our creative journey. Your commitment to our epic has had a unique impact on its success and the evolution… as my youngest daughter would say, is deep.”

Concluding the touching caption, she wrote: “Thank you for being the backbone of this global epic that because of you goes beyond the screen. This grand finale is not just an ending. it’s a celebration of the incredible family we’ve built together. I hope I make you proud!”