Following the record breaking success of "Furious 7," main cast Vin Diesel is reportedly getting ready for more Marvel superhero movies in the future.
The $147 million opening in US and the $406 million international sales of "Furious 7" is indeed a clear indication of Diesel's popularity.
Two of his latest movies have been raking huge success from the box office, the other titled "Guardians of the Galaxy" has reached over $700 million ticket sales, thus it's no surprise if giant studio companies are after him.
The 47-year-old action star is confirmed to return for the sequel of the intergalactic superhero film slated for release on May 5, 2017.
In addition, "Furious 7" cast Vin Diesel is reportedly going to star in another superhero movie from Marvel.
Diesel reportedly hinted his involvement with "Inhumans" scheduled for release in 2019 on Facebook.
"I get the strange feeling Marvel thinks I'm Inhuman... Haha."
And to add fuel to the fire the "Furious 7" cast once againd teased fans of his involvement in the upcoming "Inhumans" movie.
"Are You Inhuman?" he posted together with a picture of himself.
MTV asked Vin Diesel during the press junket of his "Furious 7" movie if he's indeed going to be included in the lineup for "Inhumans."
"Oh god," Diesel said, laughing. "Wow. Right for the jugular. You see, Marvel? They ask me these questions!"
While he did not specifically confirm or deny his involvement with the other Marvel film, his words is enough to further speculate rumors.
"You know, I enjoyed the experience of playing Groot. A lot of it was the great cast, and the genius of James Gunn. But I also enjoyed, you know, entering into the Marvel world. And... Good things will come from that."
And while he's rumored to star in "Inhumans," "Furious 7" cast Vin Diesel is going to be busy working on the sequel of James Gunn's "Guardians of the Galaxy" first.
"I just talked to James Gunn last week once we got all the wonderful nominations for the MTV Movie Awards," Diesel continued. "To think that I'm nominated for best duo, again this year, as a tree [laughs] is pretty outrageous, especially since Paul [Walker] and I won best duo in 2002, when the MTV audience was the first to embrace [the "Fast & Furious"] saga. It was really was. It was the MTV audience that said, 'this is important.' And they've been loyal ever since to the point, just last year we won best duo again, 12 years apart."
He further revealed that James Gunn is already working on the sequel as early as now.
"I know James Gunn is very excited and he's working on it right now," Diesel added. "He's very excited about what Groot will do in the 2017 movie."
