Gal Gadot Breaks Silence: The Real Reason 'Fast & Furious' Finale Is Stalling
Gal Gadot discusses her demanding roles in Prime Video's new thriller The Runner and Doug Liman's upcoming film Bitcoin, along with her hopes for the final Fast & Furious movie. She shares insights into her rigorous training, channeling Tom Cruise for motivation, and the unique challenges of filming on location.
In a revealing interview with Collider's Steve Weintraub, actress Gal Gadot delved into her rigorous preparations for Prime Video's new action-packed thriller, The Runner, her hopes for the concluding Fast & Furious saga, and her experiences on Doug Liman's forthcoming thriller, Bitcoin.
Gadot takes on the role of Maia in The Runner, a high-powered London attorney whose morning jog descends into a terrifying ordeal. A cryptic phone call informs her that her son has been abducted, and his life hinges on her participation in a sinister game: she must race through London, meticulously following an anonymous caller's instructions. Directed by Kevin Macdonald, known for his cerebral and methodical filmmaking, the production involved an intense, whirlwind shooting experience across London.
To prepare for the demanding role, Gadot underwent nine months of extensive training. Reflecting on her experience, she described developing a