Dwayne Johnson reveals new details on his "Fast and Furious" character

Dwayne Johnson has dropped new hints of his "Fast and Furious' character with a photo depicting a darker more intense version of Luke Hobbs in the next installment of the film franchise.

Johnson took to Instagram to release a black and white photo of Hobbs sporting a leather vest and pointy goatee.

"When you strip a man of all he has. All that's important to him. You force him to return to his roots.. and sometimes that's a very dangerous and twisted place," reads the accompanying caption.

 

EXCLUSIVE FIRST LOOK: #HOBBS #F8 When you strip a man of all he has. All that's important to him. You force him to return to his roots.. and sometimes that's a very dangerous and twisted place. If I was going to return for another FAST & FURIOUS I wanted to come in and disrupt the franchise in a cool way that got fans fired up and their blood pumping to see a new version of Hobbs and his "Daddy's gotta go to work" mentality and set the table in a cool way for where the character goes in the future. Maybe it's a spinoff movie. Maybe it's more #FF movies. Or hell maybe Hobbs just gets on his motorcycle and rides off into the sunset never to be seen again. Either way, I've had a solid first week of shooting, good to be back with the ohana, good to work again w/ my bud and director F. Gary Gray and our home studio of UNIVERSAL, as always have been the best partners to me and my #SevenBucksProds team. Most importantly... you guys around the world will really dig this new version of the role, 'cause as we always say, disrupters dent the universe. #Hobbs #TwistedRoots #1Disrupter #1Savage #F8

A photo posted by therock (@therock) on May 28, 2016 at 7:22am PDT

"If I was going to return for another Fast and Furious I wanted to come in and disrupt the franchise in a cool way that got fans fired up and their blood pumping to see a new version of Hobbs and his ‘Daddy's gotta go to work' mentality and set the table in a cool way for where the character goes in the future."

The eighth installment of the film has become the first Hollywood movie to film in Cuba since the embargo set in the 1960s.

Returning to the set is Vin Diesel, Michelle Rodriguez, Tyrese Gibson, Chris "Ludacris" Bridges and Kurt Russell.

Scott Eastwood and Charlize Theron will join as new characters.

"Fast 8" hits theaters April 14, 2017.