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The film grew out of "Racer X," Ken Li's 1998 Vibe magazine article about illegal street racing in New York. "Racer X" was one of the titles on the table, along with Redline and Street Wars.
source ↗The name comes from The Fast and the Furious, a 1950s Roger Corman B movie. Producer Neal H. Moritz got the rights to the title by trading Corman some stock footage.
source ↗Eminem was offered the role of Brian and passed to make 8 Mile. Mark Wahlberg and Christian Bale were also in the mix before Paul Walker.
source ↗Rob Cohen shows up as a Pizza Hut delivery guy. Producer Neal H. Moritz also has a cameo behind the wheel of a black Ferrari F355.
source ↗Diesel was offered $25 million to come back and said no after reading the script. Years later, he said he regretted walking away from the series.
source ↗Rapper Redman was first in line for Tej Parker, but his show Method & Red got in the way. Ludacris stepped in and stayed with the franchise.
source ↗Devon Aoki had no driver's license and no driving experience when she was cast. She took lessons during production to drive Suki's pink Honda S2000.
source ↗The Toyota Supra Brian drove in the first film shows up again, this time driven by Slap Jack, Michael Ealy's character.
source ↗It was the first time since 2001 that Vin Diesel, Paul Walker, Michelle Rodriguez and Jordana Brewster shared the screen again.
source ↗Gisele Yashar, Braga's contact, is played by Gal Gadot, long before she became famous in superhero movies.
source ↗The opening fuel tanker heist drew on Twister, the Bond film Licence to Kill and clips found on YouTube.
source ↗Santos and Leo, part of Dom's crew in the Dominican Republic, are singers Don Omar and Tego Calderón. Both had already appeared in the short Los Bandoleros.
source ↗Part of the Rio scenes were shot in Puerto Rico thanks to $11 million in tax incentives. The crew repainted more than 30 buildings to stand in for Rio's favelas.
source ↗The production built six versions of the vault. One reinforced version, about four tons, was actually dragged through the streets of San Juan by the Chargers.
source ↗Agent Luke Hobbs was originally developed with Tommy Lee Jones in mind. The part went to Dwayne Johnson, who wanted to work with Universal.
source ↗Gisele notices Han always has a snack in hand and figures it's a former smoker keeping his hands busy. The habit goes back to Better Luck Tomorrow, the film Han came from.
source ↗By post-release calculations, the runway in the finale would have to be at least 18 miles long. The world's longest paved runway is about 3.4 miles.
source ↗The tank scene was done practically: it rolled over about 250 cars on a stretch of highway in Tenerife, in the Canary Islands.
source ↗Riley, the agent who brawls with Letty in the London Underground, is Gina Carano, a former MMA fighter. She trained for the fights with choreographer Olivier Schneider.
source ↗With his record cleared at the end of the film, Han decides to head to Tokyo. Keep that in mind: the trip matters again later.
source ↗Keiichi Tsuchiya, the Japanese racer known as the real Drift King, has an uncredited cameo as an old fisherman. He also helped with the drift stunts.
source ↗Han Lue existed before the franchise: he's the same character from Better Luck Tomorrow (2002), directed by Justin Lin, also played by Sung Kang. Lin and Kang have confirmed that film is his origin story.
source ↗Vin Diesel agreed to his closing cameo as Dom in exchange for the rights to Riddick, a character Universal owned.
source ↗Takashi's uncle, the yakuza boss, is Sonny Chiba, a 1970s martial arts movie star, credited here as JJ Sonny Chiba.
source ↗Paul Walker died in a car crash in November 2013, in the middle of the shoot. His brothers Caleb and Cody stood in for him, and Weta Digital put Paul's face over theirs.
source ↗The cars were actually dropped from a C-130 at 12,000 feet with parachutes. According to the stunt coordinator, about 70% landed fine.
source ↗Lucas Black is back as Sean, the lead of Tokyo Drift, when Dom goes to Tokyo.
source ↗UFC fighter Ronda Rousey takes on Letty in Abu Dhabi, and rapper Iggy Azalea has a cameo at Race Wars.
source ↗It was the first major US production filmed in Cuba after the embargo was eased. The opening race takes place on the streets of Havana.
source ↗The Shaw brothers' mother, Magdalene, is Helen Mirren in an uncredited role. She announced the role herself in a 2016 interview with Elle.
source ↗The working title was Fast 8. Universal switched it to The Fate of the Furious in December 2016.
source ↗Scott Eastwood, Clint's son, joins as "Little Nobody," Mr. Nobody's protégé. Cipher's right-hand man is Kristofer Hivju, Tormund from Game of Thrones.
source ↗Agent Locke, who brings Hobbs into the mission, is Ryan Reynolds. He's back in the credits scenes.
source ↗Kevin Hart has an uncredited cameo as Dinkley, an air marshal and Hobbs fan who wants in on the mission.
source ↗Mateo, one of Hobbs's brothers in Samoa, is wrestler Roman Reigns, Dwayne Johnson's real-life cousin.
source ↗The Samoa scenes, a nod to Dwayne Johnson's heritage, were shot on the Nā Pali Coast of the Hawaiian island of Kauaʻi.
source ↗Lucas Black, Bow Wow and Jason Tobin return as Sean, Twinkie and Earl, the Tokyo Drift crew.
source ↗When the reveal that Han was alive hit, the #HanIsAlive hashtag spread, and plenty of people thought it was about Han Solo.
source ↗The car that takes Roman and Tej into space is a Pontiac Fiero with a rocket strapped on.
source ↗Rapper Cardi B appears as Leysa, a woman with a history with Dom. Michael Rooker plays Buddy, who was on Dom's father's pit crew.
source ↗The film opens by revisiting the Rio vault chase from Fast Five. The production used unused footage from that film and inserted Dante, Reyes's son, into it.
source ↗The flight attendant who helps Jakob is Meadow Walker, Paul Walker's daughter.
source ↗Rita Moreno plays Abuelita, Dom's grandmother, and shows up at the family cookout.
source ↗Justin Lin left after one week of shooting, citing creative differences. Louis Leterrier took over shortly after.
source ↗The woman who gives Brian a ride to San Antonio, where he buys the Skyline, is Minka Kelly, without a single line.
source ↗The short tells its story with almost no dialogue, using visuals and footage from the first film. It was later added to special edition DVDs of The Fast and the Furious.
source ↗Vin Diesel wrote and directed the short, which came out on the Blu-ray and special editions of Fast & Furious.
source ↗Santos and Leo are reggaeton singers Don Omar and Tego Calderón, who keep playing them in the films.
source ↗Vin Diesel is an executive producer and voices Dom in seasons 1, 5 and 6. Tony is voiced by Tyler Posey.
source ↗Showrunner Tim Hedrick said the final season couldn't end without the family cookout, a staple of the films. The season also races along Hollywood Boulevard and Mulholland.
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