Diesel, Cohen Reunite for 'XXX 3'

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Mon Nov 17, 2008 — by Robert Greenberger

Diesel, Cohen Reunite for 'XXX 3'

Third Installment to hit Cameras Soon

Michael Ferris and John Brancato, the men behind the Terminator Salvation script, are negotiating to write the third XXX film, The Return of Ander Cage. Vin Diesel is on board as is director Rob Cohen, according to Variety. Once Columbia had the principals of the first film in place back in September, they got a quick approval from Revolution Studios.

Both Diesel and Cohen skipped XXX: State of the Union which flamed out with Ice Cube as the extreme sports star turned espionage agent. Similarly, after missing the second and third films, Diesel will be back behind the wheel for the fourth Fast and the Furious film, due out next June 12.

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D gordon (11:56 AM on Tue Nov 18, 2008)

i wonder how they will explain his death reported in state of the union? Were the reports of his death greatly exaggerated?

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