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Chris Morgan is an American screenwriter and producer. His writing credits include multiple screenplays in the Fast & Furious franchise, Wanted, and the Fox crime drama Gang Related. Morgan's production company, Chris Morgan Productions, signed a first-look deal with Universal in 2011.
- "We're Definitely Not Doing That"
- "There's A Little Bit of Soap Opera to It"
- "We Just Knew It Would Be Dwayne"
- "The F-Word For The Fast Franchise Is Family"
- "Justice For Han Is Owed"
- "Everyone Truly Believed in Their Heart That Paul Would Want That"
- "I Don't Have Any Context For It, But Imagine This…"
- "If We're Going to Do It, Those Are The Two Guys"
- "We'll See What Happens Down The Road"
Inspired by a Vibe article, director Rob Cohen's The Fast and the Furious starred Walker as Brian O'Conner, an undercover cop trying to infiltrate a close-knit team of street racers led by Vin Diesel's Dom Toretto. The 2001 film was a hit upon release, leading to 2003's 2 Fast 2 Furious, which Diesel decided to sit out, clearing the way for Tyrese ...
Moviegoers' excitement over the tease of Diesel's return opened the door to reuniting the original cast, along with Tokyo Drift director Justin Lin, for 2009's Fast & Furious. "For 4, it was bringing back this crew, and specifically Dom and Brian, who hadn't seen each other in a longtime," Morgan says. "It's pitting them against each other and then...
Fast & Furious was a surprise hit, breaking the record at the time for the biggest April box office opening. According to Morgan, the success allowed the franchise to "go a little bit bigger" with the next installment, Fast Five, which is widely regarded as the best film in the series. And when going bigger, there's no one more fitting of the title...
From the beginning, family has been a theme in Fast & Furious, but as the franchise has gone on, that message has only gotten stronger. After all, we could never forget Dom's famous declaration: "I don't have friends, I got family." For some, it's become a running joke, but not to Morgan. "I think that's the heart of the Fast & Furious franchise," ...
While Tokyo Drift was originally viewed as an outlier, it has retroactively become one of the most important films of the franchise, due to the audience and creative team's affinity for Sung Kang's Han. The character died in Tokyo Drift, but Morgan says Han was "so cool" that they adjusted the Fast timeline just to keep him around, meaning the four...
Six films in, Fast & Furious had become a well-oiled machine, so much so that Universal fast-tracked Furious 7 to come out in 2014, just a year after Fast 6. This led Lin, who had directed the previous four installments, to pass the baton to horror filmmaker James Wan. But the director and the Fast family would soon be dealt a heartbreaking loss. O...
It's hard to pinpoint whether it was when they drove a safe through the streets of Rio de Janeiro, or when they battled on the longest runway in history, or when they flew a car from building to building to building in Abu Dhabi, but Fast & Furioushas become the signature franchise for "WTF, how did they just do that!?" action sequences. And someho...
Since joining the franchise in Fast Five, Johnson had been rumored to be getting his own spin-off, and that's now a reality with Hobbs & Shaw. But after years of trying to find the right situation and story, Morgan says it was Johnson's odd-couple chemistry with Statham in 2017's Fate of the Furiousthat sealed the deal. "There has always been an ag...
With Hobbs & Shaw looking to be a crowd-pleasing hit and Fast 9 and 10 already in development (plus a potential female-led spin-off, per Diesel), there will be no shortage of Fast & Furiouscontent in the next few years — and Morgan is hoping for even more. "I have things I'd like to really see," he says, referring to the Fastuniverse as a "giant sp...
Chris Morgan is a British-born ecologist, conservationist, TV host, filmmaker, podcaster, and author. His ecology and conservation work focuses on bears and other large carnivores worldwide. Over the last 25 years Morgan has worked as a wildlife researcher, wilderness guide, and environmental educator on every continent where bears ...
TitleNetwork/seriesYearRoleGrizzly ReWildCBC The Nature Of Things/Q Camera ...2023NarratorBorn In The RockiesPONTECORVO PRODUCTIONS and THE WNET GROUP ...2022NarratorWoodpeckers: The Hole Story - PBS- Intl ...Coneflower Productions (Blue Ant/Love ...2022NarratorCollisionWildlife Media / Ocean Souls2022NarratorHobbs & Shaw writer-producer Chris Morgan goes in-depth on his history with the Fast & Furious franchise and reveals his original Fast Five idea.
28 de abr. de 2017 · Writer/producer Chris Morgan talks about The Fate of the Furious, the franchise's evolution, Fast 9 and 10, The Mummy, the Universal Monsters Universe & more.
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Chris Morgan is a British-American ecologist, conservationist, filmmaker, TV host and podcaster. His stories from 6 continents have reached hundreds of millions of people worldwide as part of his mission to connect listeners to nature and to help conserve our beautiful planet.
Chris Morgan es un guionista y creador de Estados Unidos conocido por Wanted (Se busca), Fast & Furious 5 (A todo gas 5), A todo gas: Tokyo Race (A todo gas 3), Fast & Furious 6 (A todo gas 6), Fast & Furious: Aún más rápido (A todo gas 4), Fast & Furious 7 (A todo gas 7), Cellular, Fast & Furious 8, La leyenda del samurái (47 Ronin) y Fast
