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‘Fast & Furious’ Star Sung Kang Had ‘So Many Reservations’ About Playing Han At First

Box office titans such as Vin Diesel and Dwayne Johnson undeniably make Fast & Furious films attractive, but it’s also the franchise’s lesser known actors, such as Sung Kang — who plays fan favorite Han — that make the movies truly relatable. In fact, Han is so popular that Fast & Furious fans successfully petitioned for the formerly-deceased character’s return in 'F9,' the latest installment in the franchise. However, even though Han is one of the most beloved characters in the Fast & Furious universe today, Kang was initially skeptial about playing the role when it was first offered to him for a separate film named 'Better Luck Tomorrow.'
by Johnell Gipson
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‘Fast & Furious’ Star Sung Kang Reveals Why Han Is Always Eating Snacks

After an outpouring of requests from diehard fans that Han returns to the franchise for F9, the Fast & Furious creative team decided to change Han’s storyline, bringing him back to life. With his cool demeanor and laid-back attitude toward his crew’s numerous high-stakes situations, it’s easy to see why fans enjoy Han being in Fast & Furious films. One of Han’s most noticeable character traits is his constant need to snack on something. For many years, fans have wondered where the idea for Han’s quirk came from, and Sung Kang has finally revealed the answer.
by Johnell Gipson
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‘Fast & Furious’ Star Sung Kang Says Co-Star Tyrese Gibson Has a Strange Hack For Remembering His Dialogue — ‘He Tapes His Lines on Our Shoulders’

Fast & Furious movies have never shied away from bringing on new actors such as Dwayne Johnson, Jason Statham, and John Cena, but viewers can always expect to see franchise regulars such as Tyrese Gibson and Chris “Ludacris” Bridges, as well. However, despite Gibson’s long tenure in Fast & Furious productions, he still struggles to get his lines down. Gibson’s co-star Sung Kang, who plays fan favorite, Han, recently revealed that Gibson can never remember his lines during early-morning shoots and that he uses a weird strategy to help keep them in mind while working.
by Johnell Gipson