'Fast and Furious 7' spoilers: What trouble will Kurt Russell bring? Who's Jason Statham's character after?

As the premiere of the newest and much-awaited installment of the "Fast and Furious" franchise looms, stills and spoilers about "Furious 7" give fans a glimpse of what to expect in the upcoming action-packed film.  

Spoilers already revealed that "The Expendables" actor Jason Statham is in the new film to wreak havoc and seek revenge in the upcoming film. 

After the death of his brother Owen Shaw in the hands of Dominic Toretto (Vin Diesel) and the crew in "Fast and Furious 6," Ian Shaw (Statham) is back to even the score. Recently, the official Facebook page of the movie showed a still image of Statham looking dangerous and thirsty for vengeance behind the steering wheel. However, KDrama Stars is caught in the dilemma on who Statham's character will go after in the new film. Thankfully, spoilers narrow down the choices. 

It is believed that Statham's Ian Shaw will come to blows with Diesel's Dominic Toretto to carry out his payback schemes. 

"We both walked away with a lot of injuries... nothing permanent," Diesel told E! Online as quoted by KDrama Stars. 

However, a previous Twitter post also showed Ian Shaw and The Rock's Luke Hobbs clash and brawl. With this, one can only assume that the revenge seeker will take on just about anybody to get those who took his brother's life. 

On the other hand, Franchise Herald also talked about the participation of Kurt Russell in "Furious 7." A promotional still image showed the actor at work as he looked all spruce inside what the site believes to be a control center. However, everything else about his character remains cloaked. 

Other stars included in the highly-anticipated action movie are Ludacris, Tyrese Gibson, Michelle Rodriguez, and the late Paul Walker with his brothers Codey and Caleb helping out after he died in a tragic car accident November last year. 

"Furious 7" will hit the silver screen on April 3, 2015.

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