It's been quite some time since "The Fast and The Furious" hit theaters, with the franchise going through its ups and downs leading to the 10th movie hitting theaters this weekend. While there have been no signs of Leon in any of the sequels, Johnny Strong has had himself a career since his street racing days.
Following "The Fast and The Furious," Strong continued acting for a few years, with his most notable role coming in "Black Hawk Down." While his acting career flourished in 2001, he diverted his focus to music for the better part of a decade, releasing two solo albums. However, his most famous work comes from his post-grunge band Operator, who have released seven albums to date, with their work featuring in "Black Hawk Down," "The Fast and the Furious," "Get Carter," and "The Glimmer Man."
Recently, Strong has returned to the acting industry, starring in the action horror "Daylight's End" and playing a part in "Cold Brook." Although there's no inclination that "Fast & Furious" fans will see Strong reprise his role of Leon in "Fast X," there is still hope for a family reunion. Franchise star Vin Diesel recently revealed that Universal executives want a trilogy for the series finale, meaning not one, but two more "Fast" movies could be on the way, opening the door for even more of the franchise's forgotten to return.
