'Fast & Furious 7': Dominic Toretto In A New Endearing Still, Bandages His Fists In A Dimly Lit Garage

Diesel During 'Fast & Furious 6' Premiere At Universal Citywalk, Los Angeles — Cast member and producer Vin Diesel poses at the premiere of the new film, "Fast & Furious 6" at Universal Citywalk in Los Angeles May 21, 2013. Reuters/Fred Prouser

Vin Diesel who plays Dominic Toretto in "Fast & Furious 7," has shared an endearing still from the movie. It shows him sitting in a garage and bandaging his fists. He is dressed in a blue shirt and white t-shirt and seems to be getting ready for a fight. The garage is dimly lit and is stuffed with machines and automobile spare parts. A photo frame featuring Brian O' Connor (Paul Walker), Mia Toretto (Jordana Brewster) and Letty Ortiz (Michelle Rodriguez) is lying on a table, next to him. The actor appears in a pensive mood as he gazes at the chains hanging in front of him.

Diesel has been actively promoting "Fast & Furious 7," through his Facebook account. A week ago he had revealed another look of his character, where he was dressed in the same blue and white attire and had his head bowed down. Diesel is seemingly excited for the upcoming "Fast & Furious" instalment. The film will begin from where "Fast & Furious 6" left off. Han, who was one of the Dominic's gang members, was killed in "F&F6." It is speculated that Dom and his gang will go in the search of Han's killer.

Meanwhile, Jason Statham, who will be playing main antagonist Ian Shaw, will devise a plan to kill Dom. Ian wants to take revenge from Dom, for killing his brother Owen Shaw. Owen was the main antagonist of "F&F6." Played by Luke Evans, he planned to bomb the entire capital of the United Kingdom. Dom killed him in the film's climax.

It remains to see, how Ian's character will unfold in the film. This will be first time that Statham will play a full-fledged role in a "Fast & Furious'" franchise. He was first seen, in the post-credit scenes of "F&F6." The official title of "Fast & Furious7" is "Furious 7." James Wan has directed the film. He is known for helming projects like "The Conjuring" and "Saw." Late Paul Walker will be seen on screen for the last time. The actor passed away in a tragic car accident last year.