Dwayne Johnson was thanked by the Fast & Furious crew for calling out Vin Diesel

The Fast & Furious crew thanked Dwayne Johnson for calling out co-star/producer Vin Diesel’s behavior on set, according to Johnson.

Since its debut in 2001, Diesel has played Dominic Toretto, the head of a street racing and truck hijacking group that later converts to global heists and espionage. With 2011’s Fast Five, the genre’s first big tonal shift, Johnson would join the Fast & Furious franchise as U.S. Diplomatic Secret Service agent Luke Hobbs, who is hunting down Toretto and his group.

Dwayne Johnson and Vin Diesel

In the sequels, Toretto and Hobbs would work together to bring down some of the world’s most dangerous international threats, including the Shaw brothers, who would also join the good side. While Shaw would eventually return to the primary Fast & Furious franchise with a post-credits appearance in F9: The Fast Saga, Hobbs would remain in the spin-off Hobbs & Shaw trilogy, which is headlined by Johnson and Jason Statham. Johnson is revealing new details about his and Diesel’s feud after a couple of years have passed since their inciting split.

Johnson recently spoke with Vanity Fair on his impressive career as well as his enormous number of upcoming projects. When asked about his feud with Diesel, Johnson claimed that the cast and crew of The Fate of the Furious thanked him in numerous ways for calling out the star/behavior. producer’s

Take a look at what Johnson revealed below:

“It caused a firestorm. Yet interestingly enough…[it was] as if every single crew member found their way to me and either quietly thanked me or sent me a note.”

Johnson and Diesel’s rivalry has become one of the most well-known in Hollywood, thanks to the occasional stoking of the fires by one or the other over the years.

While Johnson has since expressed regret for the includes various types of their fight, it’s fascinating to hear the Black Adam star say that the Fast & Furious franchise’s crew found methods to reward him for standing up to Diesel.