The "Fast & Furious: Tokyo Drift" Mustang Fastback drove away like a wild horse, both during and after the film, but where? While it's not the only Mustang from the "Fast and Furious" franchise ...

American producer and car fanatic Craig Lieberman was the automotive technical advisor in the first The Fast and The Furious ... into building the Tokyo Drift 1967 Ford Mustang fastback hero ...

Fat ad Furious has only gotten bigger as a franchise over the years, yet it's the smallest entry in the series, Tokyo Drift, ...

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

The film Fast and Furious was released in 2001. It had a record-breaking $38 million budget. With $206 million in worldwide box office receipts, it became the 386th-highest film of all time in the ...

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 ...

The film is set after "Fast & Furious 6" and continues from the end of "Tokyo Drift." It also marked the last appearance of Brian O'Conner played by Paul Walker, who died in 2013. "The Fate of the ...

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 ...

From the standalone sequel “Fast & Furious: Tokyo Drift” to the latest entry in the “Fast and Furious Saga,” “Fast 9,” here’s a list of the movies in release order. The only show in ...

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 ...