THEN AND NOW: How the 'Fast and the Furious' cast has changed since the first movie was released 20 years ago
The actor had been in a handful of films already, like 2000's "Boiler Room" and the sci-fi horror movie "Pitch Black," but his fame skyrocketed when he was cast as Dom in the series' first film. Diesel also voices Groot in Marvel's "Guardians of the Galaxy."
In "The Fate of the Furious," Dom went rogue to protect his son. In the next installment, it looks like he'll be balancing parenting with more heists.
Letty has been part of the street racing crew since the beginning of the series, and she's undergone a few twists of her own. After disbanding the crew in "Fast and Furious," Dom discovered that Letty was murdered, only to later find out in "Fast and Furious 6" that she survived a major accident, but began working against him after suffering from amnesia.
In the eighth film, Letty and Dom's honeymoon was interrupted by Charlize Theron's villain named Cipher.
Brian was an undercover cop investigating Dom and his team after hearing news of the group hijacking trucks for their equipment.
Walker stuck around as a main cast member for five of the next six films, but died in a car accident in the middle of filming "Furious 7." The film – along with its lead song, "See You Again," by Wiz Khalifa and Charlie Puth – was dedicated to his memory after its 2015 release.
"F9" director Justin Lin told Insider's Kirsten Acuna that he's "constantly" thinking about the best way to honor the late actor as the franchise comes to a close with its 10th and 11th movies.
She's a fast driver, though she initially didn't get too involved in Dom's heists or races.
Mia was last seen in "Furious 7." Brewster confirmed to Insider's Kirsten Acuna that Mia and Letty will finally have more scenes together in "F9."
Roman was a childhood friend of Brian's who was recently released from prison when he showed up in "2 Fast 2 Furious." In the film, he teamed up with Brian to take down a Miami drug lord.
Gibson has starred in several of the "Fast and Furious" films, and will return as Roman in "F9." Based on the trailers, it looks like he might be headed to space.
He's a former racer whose tech knowledge comes in handy for Dom's team.
Most of his scenes or dialogue involve witty banter with Roman. He'll reprise his role again in "F9."
She created a program called God's Eye, which could hack anything on the digital network, from phones to satellites.
In one of the trailers for the upcoming film, she revealed to the team that she doesn't actually know how to drive.
Luke is a bounty hunter who originally went after Dom and the gang with a plan to arrest them when they fled to Brazil.
Hobbs returned in the eighth film, then starred in a spin-off with Jason Statham called "Hobbs & Shaw."
Deckard Shaw is the older brother of Owen Shaw, the antagonist of "Fast and Furious 6."
Deckhard and Owen helped to rescue Dom's son, who was kidnapped by Cipher.
At the time, she served as a liaison for the film's villain named Arturo Braga. Later in the movie, Dom saved her from being hit during a shootout.
She seemingly died in the film, though viewers never actually saw the body.
His car went up in flames near the end of the movie after a race. Despite his apparent death, Kang returned as Han in later installments of the franchise that were set before the events of "Tokyo Drift."
The end credits scene of the sixth movie revealed that Deckard was responsible for the death of Han in Tokyo. "F9" will explain how Han survived.
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