Vin Diesel and The Rock apparently had their issues on the “Fate of the Furious” set, and their feud has been well documented. However, it looks like they’re going to be putting their differences aside so they can both work on the next installment in the franchise.

TMZ reports that Diesel and Rock have buried the hatchet, and both men are set to star in “Fast and Furious 9.” Both men are said to be good and “1000% in” for the next film.

There have been a lot of rumors circulating in regards to their feud, but according to TMZ’s sources, the beef was all about “real estate” in regards to who gets to star in the best action scenes, who gets the most face time etc.

The argument over “real estate” apparently became a big issue between the stars, but Rock ultimately conceded because at the end of the day, it’s Diesel’s film and he’s the first name listed on the call sheet.

Money reportedly had nothing to do with the feud, and it’s likely both men will be making quite a bit of money off the franchise for as long as they want, because “Fate of the Furious” is breaking box office records and it shows no signs of slowing down.

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According to The Rock, he’s had some great discussions about world building with DC’s Geoff Johns, and he also teased a few surprises for the DCEU.

“We’ve had great discussions with Geoff Johns over at DC. This is a really fun, cool time for DC right now because they’re world-building,” Johnson told MTV’s Josh Horowitz. “We’re seeing that with Wonder Woman and Aquaman. We have a few surprises down the line.”

The Rock will be joining the DCEU as Black Adam, and he was originally signed on to play the part in “Shazam” but it was later revealed that Black Adam would be getting his own movie. According to Johnson, the Black Adam stand-alone will be “f***ing awesome” and now Dwayne seems to be indicating that Black Adam and Shazam will not be colliding in their stand-alone films, but rather down the line.

“So what we decided to do was to create a scenario where Black Adam has his stand-alone movie, and Captain Marvel, Shazam, has his stand-alone movie,” he added. “We’re building our world that way, and then we can come together at some point.”

What do you think The Rock has in store for the DCEU? Sound off in the comments below.

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Looking ahead to the future of the DCEU, the tone and style of the upcoming films has been a very hot topic. One of the biggest complaints people had about “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice” was that it was too bleak. 2017 is shaping up to be an even bigger year for the DCEU, as “Wonder Woman” is set to hit theaters in June, and Zack Snyder has confirmed that fans can look forward to a “lighter tone” from “Justice League” when it’s released in November.

One of the other upcoming DCEU films that has been a hot topic as of late is “Shazam” which is set to star The Rock as Black Adam. However, The Rock won’t just be starring in the film, he will also be working as a co-producer with his producing partner/manager Dany Garcia.

It seems that both Dany and The Rock may be concerned that “Shazam” could receive a similar reaction to “Batman v Superman” or “Suicide Squad” as Dany noted during an interview last year that it’s important to them that they control the tone of the film.

“We don’t feel fettered by, or constrained by, the successes or failures and challenges of the other projects,” Garcia said. “That was a key component to our participation—that we be able to control the tone and the voice, and do it the way we want to.”

The Rock’s camp appears to be very motivated when it comes to getting it right with “Shazam” and The Rock recently met with DC to discuss not only the future of the his upcoming film, but the future of the DC universe as a whole. The Rock posted the following on Instagram:

“Had a very cool and strategic meeting with the heads of DC about their entire universe. As a hard core DC fan, to get a real sense of the tonal shifts and developments coming in these future movies has me fired up. Something we, as DC fans have all been waiting for for a very long time. Hope, optimism & FUN. Even when talking about the the most ruthless villain/anti-hero of all time finally coming to life. Prepare yourselves DC Universe.”

Had a very cool and strategic meeting with the heads of DC about their entire universe. As a hard core DC fan, to get a real sense of the tonal shifts and developments coming in these future movies has me fired up. Something we, as DC fans have all been waiting for for a very long time. Hope, optimism & FUN. Even when talking about the the most ruthless villain/anti-hero of all time finally coming to life. Prepare yourselves DC Universe. #KneelAtHisFeet #OrGetCrushedByHisBoot #BlackAdam

A photo posted by therock (@therock) on Jan 11, 2017 at 4:07pm PST

“Shazam” is currently set to be released in 2019 and a start date for production has yet to be announced.

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Merry Christmas a Happy New Year from Superman and Black Adam @therock . Today we drink like gentleman and come together as friends. We’re excited for what the future brings.. #DangerousGentleman #DCWorldsWillCollide #Superman

A photo posted by Henry Cavill (@henrycavill) on Dec 25, 2016 at 11:20am PST

The Rock recently participated in a little Q&A session on his YouTube channel, and he was asked why he decided to take on the role of Black Adam. You can see what he had to say below.

“I love the role of Black Adam. I love that he starts off as a slave, that he felt like he was wronged. I just love that backstory. I think for me, Black Adam has always been the most intriguing superhero.”

The Rock won’t just be playing Black Adam in the film, he’ll also be co-producing the picture, and his manager Dany Garcia will also serve as a co-producer. According to Dany, they will be in control of the tone of the film.

You can check out The Rock’s full Q&A session below.

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Lifeguard Mitch Buchannon (Dwayne Johnson) and a brash new recruit (Zac Efron) uncover a criminal plot that threatens the future of the bay.

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Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson will be playing Black Adam in the film and both he and his producing partner/manager Dany Garcia will be co-producers as well. Garcia recently spoke to Newsweek and she revealed that the movie will be different compared to what we’ve seen from DC films so far.

“We don’t feel fettered by, or constrained by, the successes or failures and challenges of the other projects. That was a key component to our participation—that we be able to control the tone and the voice, and do it the way we want to.”

All of the DC films in the DCEU so far have been intertwined on some level, but it sounds like “Shazam” will be less involved with the rest of the universe.

“You’ve got Justice League, Wonder Woman with a different director, so you’re going to see different points of view. I think by the time we land with [Shazam!] we’ll fit nicely within the world that’s been created, but not such a shorthand relationship. [It’ll be] enough that people say, ‘Oh, this is within the family,’ but the culture will be a little different.”

Garcia noted that they’re currently going through drafts of the script and trying to get the tone right. She said that they’re being careful and taking their time.

“We’ve got so many wonderful superhero franchises out there… we don’t need to run away from them and say ‘we can’t be that,’ but it’s important to understand what are the best aspects of a Batman [movie] versus Avengers versus Deadpool? What are the elements people are responding to? We want to move the needle.”

“Shazam” will hit theaters on April 5, 2019.

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