Starring Vin Diesel and Oscar-winning Michael Caine, the 2015 fantasy epic is finding new life on free streaming ahead of its upcoming sequel.

Vin Diesel has now invited Cristiano Ronaldo for an appearance in the Fast and Furious franchise. He stirred the pot online after posting a picture with the football star. The actor hinted that Ronaldo could appear in the next and final Fast & Furious movie.

Diesel was aboard to take the lead and produce, but a new report brings word he’ll also be providing the script for the movie based on the classic toy.

The studio founder spoke of how an expansion for Ark: Survival Ascended due for release in 2027, Legacy of Santiago, will introduce a number of combat mechanics that are planned for Ark 2, like its Soulsian third-person combat, but "it's not going to have all this like crazy narrative world build out content that we want to do with Ark 2."

All did not go to plan, and Studio Wildcard is now aiming to get Ark 2 out the door sometime in 2028, according to an Epic Games report.

Vin Diesel ’s Hollywood story didn’t start with muscle cars or talking trees. It started on a New York stage when he was seven years old, thanks to a strange twist of fate that pushed him into acting instead of trouble.

Vin Diesel is not content to let the Fast & Furious saga coast to the finish line on nostalgia alone. As the franchise barrels toward its final chapter, he has personally pitched Cristiano Ronaldo for a role,

The Fast & Furious film series has never shied away from the unexpected. We've seen street racers jump a bridge, land a Camaro SS on a boat, leap a Lykan Hypersport between buildings, and even travel to outer space.

Cristiano Ronaldo is in the new Fast & Furious movie, as confirmed by this image alongside the rest of the stars.

Vin Diesel has sparked widespread excitement after revealing that Cristiano Ronaldo has been written into the next installment of the Fast & Furious

Earlier this year, Diesel revealed that Universal will finish shooting “Fast X: Part 2” in Los Angeles in response to the devastating Los Angeles wildfires. The 11th installment in the “Fast & Furious” franchise will return to L.A., the city where Diesel noted the film series began 25 years ago.