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Vin Diesel Making Another Vin Diesel Movie

July 13, 2011 / action, movie, news, oliver butcher, one race films, stephen cornwell, thriller, vin diesel

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The economy still isn't in the best shape, but Vin Diesel is, and he and his One Race Films banner remains dedicated to bringing us the most Vin Dieselly Vin Diesel films possible. As proof of that, the production company--which previously gave us xXx, A Man Apart, The Chronicles of Riddick, and the last two Fast/Furious films, and will soon be bringing us another Riddick and a comedy about a killer, android Vin Diesel--is teaming with Ink Factory to produce an untitled, classically-Dieselian action-thriller for Vin Diesel to star in. Oliver Butcher and Stephen Cornwell, who together wrote Unknown and apart wrote Dr. Jekyll and Ms. Hyde and the Jimmy Smits-starring TV movie Marshal Law, will be writing from their own pitch, but no further details have yet been provided. Suffice to say, Vin Diesel will probably be playing a really awesome Vin Diesel, shooting guns and driving cars and such.

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