Vin had doubts of starring in 'Fast and Furious'

Vin Diesel confessed that he was not sure about being part of the 'Fast and Furious' franchise when it began.

"'Universal' ended up being involved in the release of 'Pitch Black', the only other movie I had done of that size and so they said, 'We got this movie that Is about illegal street car racing and we want you to play this character, who is a tough guy, outlaw and with a heart and a code'," said the actor.

He added, "Then they describe that scene you see in the first movie, where the camera goes through my eye and down my arm and into the engine and that is the only thing they described. And I said, 'Yes, I'm in!'"

However, Diesel started having doubts after some time.

"The next day I'm supposed to go to the premiere in Australia for 'Pitch Black' and I read the script and I go - I'm conflicted here because this script is not what I thought it would be," he recalled.

The script was then altered, which is when he was comfortable with the project.

"The irony is, I felt like I had gotten what the character wanted to be in the first script, but I felt things were conflicting with this truth and that is where David Ayer came in. I remember him saying, 'The Dom character is so complex, I have never seen anything like it

since Alonzo (Denzel Washington's Oscar-winning role in 'Training Day'). I appreciated that he was able to see the complexities of the character," he shared.

Vin mentioned, "Some other characters needed some fine-tuning as well, like the Letty character. I'm just so lucky they were open to it all and that they wanted me to feel great and confident about it."