Justin Lin

The director behind the wheel of Fast & Furious is Justin Lin who also helmed the previous entry in the series, Tokyo Drift.

by John Singleton

Two years later, '2 Fast 2 Furious' is out, directed by John Singleton and starring the first film's co-star, Paul Walker, in the spotlight, as Brian O'Connor, the cop from the original who went undercover in the street racing circuit in hopes of being able to convict Diesel's character of illegal activites.

F. Gary Gray

The film is directed by F. Gary Gray and Fast and Furious 4,5 and 6 make by James wan.

David Leitch

Directed by David Leitch (Deadpool 2, Atomic Blonde) from a script by longtime Fast & Furious narrative architect Chris Morgan, the film is produced by Morgan, Johnson, Statham and Hiram Garcia.

Rob Cohen

The film is directed by “Fast and Furious” helmer Rob Cohen based on a script by Barbara Curry.

directed by Philip G. Atwell, produced by Chris Palladino

2 Fast 2 Furious is a 2003 American short film directed by Philip G. Atwell, produced by Chris Palladino, and written by Keith Dinielli.

for director John Singleton

And a leading role in Universal Pictures 2 Fast 2 Furious for director John Singleton.

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James Wanrecently directed the latest Fast and Furious movie.

James Wan

Directed by James Wan from a screenplay written by Chris Morgan, the film is set to take place just after the Fast & Furious 6 climactic ending.

Justin

Fast & Furious veteran director Justin has taken the helm for the third movie, working from a screenplay written by Simon Pegg and Doug Jung.

Vic Armstrong

The director is Vic Armstrong, renowned stunt coordinator and second unit director on hundreds of films including Indiana Jones films, Terminator 2, Mission Impossible 3, and six James Bond movies.

Thomas Bezucha

Thomas Bezucha (Big Eden, The Family Stone, Monte Carlo) was then hired to direct the film, and producer Neal H. Moritz (The Fast & The Furious movies, 21 Jump Street) joined the film as well.

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Since, Justin Lin directed Fast & Furious, released in 2009, Fast Five (2011), Fast & Furious 6 (2013),

Brian Fee

The movie comes from director Brian Fee, who was a storyboard artist on the first two Cars films, as well as Ratatouille and Wall-E.

bits , Taylor Lautner’s role in “Twilight”, and meshes them together to give audiences a precocious picture of what what is like to find your true identity while, appropriately enough, as a young adult.

Director of “2 Fast 2 Furious” and “Four Brothers”, John Singleton’s latest film takes bits and pieces from past successful movies, including its male-lead, Taylor Lautner’s role in “Twilight”, and meshes them together to give audiences a precocious picture of what what is like to find your true identity while, appropriately enough, as a young adult.

Leigh Whannell

With original director James Wan off to make Furious 7, Furious fell to Lin Shaye's longtime creative partner and Insidious writer/cast member Leigh Whannell to direct the new prequel.

Jon Favreau

The director is the man behind Iron Man, Elf and the 2016 Jungle Book remake, Jon Favreau.

John Frankenheimer

The film was directed by John Frankenheimer, who developed a reputation for compelling car chases with The French Connection and Grand Prix.

John Lasseter

The director is John Lasseter who also directed the first two Toy Story films, along with the Cars films and A Bug’s Life.

John Ford

The director was Canadian-born Hollywood actor Raymond Massey's godfather John Ford.