FAST AND FURIOUS 9 revealed that Sung Kang's Han is somehow alive after his death in Tokyo Drift. Here's how - Warning: Spoilers ahead.

After Lin showed off Han 1.0 in Better Luck Tomorrow and played Kang’s audition tape for the studio, Han 2.0 came to be.. The name’s the same, but Tokyo Drift‘s Han is richer, lonelier ...

Han's death has been shown three times in the "Fast Saga" (at the end of both "Tokyo Drift" and "Fast 6" and at the start of 2015's "Furious 7"), making it look pretty convincing. Sean Boswell was ...

Han's death in Tokyo Drift made for a truly surprising moment in the franchise as well as an emotional one. Opening Furious 7 with the idea that Shaw was responsible for killing Han helped make it ...

When Letty (Michelle Rodriguez) and Mia (Jordana Brewster) travel to Tokyo in F9, they don't yet suspect that Han (Sung Kang) is alive. However, they quickly discover his secret: He's been living ...

However, Han organized for his "death" to take place, and has since been laying low in Tokyo. Letty (Michelle Rodriguez) and Mia (Jordana Brewster) track Han down in Fast and Furious 9 , where he ...

So then Han needed to go dark, and Mr. Nobody helped him fake his death — that’s his car blowing up with him in it in “Tokyo Drift.” I have tried very hard to try to make this make sense ...

How Did Han Lue 'Die'? So here's what all went down. Tokyo Drift -- after Vin Diesel had bowed out of 2 Fast 2 Furious, and both Diesel and Paul Walker nixed a third installment -- took us over to ...

“Tokyo Drift” faithful, our time is now. Fans who have loved (and defended) the third installment of the franchise for years well know the rooftop advice that drift-racing sage Han Lue a.k.a ...

Han 'died' in Fast and Furious Tokyo Drift before it was retconned (Image: UP) It turns out that Han’s death was faked by Kurt Russell’s Mr Nobody, with some high-tech visual illusion.