If you heard that the Fast & Furious franchise lacks a direct for their seventh picture, you’ve probably spent some time with a thousand-yard stare on your face, deeply pondering the possibilities. As you flip your pillow to the cool side, you remember, “hey, that one guy did a good job with that one thing, maybe he should do it.” As put the gas nozzle back and screw on the tank’s cap,
you wonder if a new director mixed with all of the crazy mythos stuff you know is happening in film seven means they’ll add a new genre to the franchise again. From racing movie to heist films to crime thrillers?
Well here’s the payoff to all that deep thought: three white guys you probably didn’t think of!
The three choices are apparently Brad Furman (Lincoln Lawyer; Runner, Runner), Jeff Wadlow (Cry_Wolf, Kick Ass 2) and Harald Zwart (Karate Kid 2010, Mortal Instruments: City Of Bones), with their pictures respectively included above. I determined the order by the size of the camera they’ve been pictured next to. Furman doesn’t even have the ubiquitous director-next-to-camera shot, so he can’t be top choice.
I’m not sure which of these guys is most well-suited to automotive action, but you could argue Furman has the best track record with actors- a key here. Care to throw in an opinion on which one they should go with? I’m not over Lin’s departure yet, so I’m not sure I *sniff* can really say.
Source | Latino Review






5 comments
Oh boy. These aren’t really, ah…top shelf picks. Sure, maybe Furman can “direct actors”….but does anyone really want THAT in a Fast and/or Furious movie? I know I sure don’t. Well, no, let me rephrase….I don’t want that if the HOT CAR ACTION suffers. This is a more questionable pairing than a studio picking a rookie indie director with one film under his belt helm a massive franchise involving dinosaurs.
to* helm. 🙁
How many phone books does Vin Diesel need to stand eye-to-eye with the Rock?
He furiously stands on six…….now seven.
What’s this thing that people think Vin Diesel is short? He’s 6’1”! While not a giant, it’s certainly not short.
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