His first foray into the series was as the silent, snacking mentor to Sean Boswell (Lucas Black) in Tokyo Drift, which turns 10 on Thursday. Despite Han’s death in the 2006 film, the Furious ...

Tokyo Drift's scene, in which the characters drift through Tokyo, is the coolest car scene in the entire franchise.

H an's return in F9fulfilled a demand from fans, but it came at the expense of doing serious damage to the Fast and Furious franchise. Han Lue (Sung Kang) was introduced in Fast a ...

Kang put his own spin on the “Tokyo Drift” Han, borrowing spiritually from his “Better Luck Tomorrow” role, and Tobin played resident drift tech expert later named Earl in post-production.

The Fast and Furious movie timeline is pretty complicated thanks to the third film Tokyo Drift, in which Sung Kang’s Han died in a car wreck. The spin-off, which features a cameo by Vin Diesel ...

There are some things about Han Lue's Mazda RX-7 in "The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift" that are probably more jaw-dropping than its already striking aesthetics. Aside from Dom Toretto's first ...

That movie was so good, it also serves as the unofficial backstory for Sung Kang’s Han, who makes his Fast debut in Tokyo Drift. While this might have been Lin's first Fast and Furious movie ...

When Han showed up alive and well in the franchise's next movie, "Fast & Furious," the death scene was confusing to many, suggesting that "Tokyo Drift" took place after the movie. The timeline ...

One of the most memorable shots of the entire Fast & Furious saga was when Han and Sean pitched themselves sideways through the iconic Shibuya Crossing in Tokyo Drift. You might think that took ...

“Tokyo Drift” actually takes place much further in the timeline. It tells the story of teenager Sean (Lucas Black), who finds himself in Tokyo and quickly falls in with Han and the local ...