List of Fast & Furious cast members

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Diesel, Walker, Rodriguez, Brewster, Gibson, Ludacris, Kang, Gadot, Johnson, Statham, Emmanuel, Theron, and Cena were or are part of the main cast of the franchise, while Black stars in Tokyo Drift . Johnson and Statham also headline their own film.

Fast & Furious (also known as The Fast and the Furious) is a media franchise centered on a series of action films that are largely concerned with street racing, heists, spies, and family. The franchise also includes short films, a television series, live shows, video games and theme park attractions. It is distributed by Universal Pictures.

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The first film was released in 2001, starring Vin Diesel, Paul Walker, Michelle Rodriguez, and Jordana Brewster. Walker returned for 2 Fast 2 Furious (2003), also starring Tyrese Gibson and Ludacris. Diesel returned for a cameo in the third film, The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift (2006), which starred Lucas Black and introduced a new cast, including Sung Kang. The original cast reunited for the fourth film, titled Fast & Furious (2009), incorporating Kang and introducing Gal Gadot. The fifth film, Fast Five (2011), integrated Gibson and Ludacris to the main cast of the franchise and added Dwayne Johnson.

Jason Statham was introduced in Fast & Furious 6 (2013) as the main antagonist for Furious 7 (2015), becoming a recurring character. The seventh film also added Nathalie Emmanuel to the main cast and was Walker's last appearance, after his death during its production. The eighth film, titled The Fate of the Furious (2017), introduced Charlize Theron as a recurring antagonist. Johnson starred alongside Statham in Hobbs & Shaw (2019), the first spin-off film in the franchise. F9 (2021) introduced John Cena as an antagonist, reprising his role in the tenth film, Fast X (2023).

The franchise also includes two short films that bridge gaps between feature films, The Turbo Charged Prelude for 2 Fast 2 Furious (2003) and Los Bandoleros (2009).

Feature films

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The Fast and the Furious 2 Fast 2 Furious The Fast and the Furious:
Tokyo Drift 		Fast & Furious Fast Five Fast & Furious 6 Furious 7 The Fate of the Furious Fast & Furious Presents:
Hobbs & Shaw 		F9 Fast X

Introduced in The Fast and the Furious

Brian O'Conner Paul Walker [1] Paul Walker [2] Paul Walker [lower-alpha 1] Paul Walker A [4]
Dominic Toretto Vin Diesel [5] Vin Diesel C [6] Vin Diesel [7] Vin Diesel [8]
Vincent Sinclair Y [8]
Vinnie Bennett Y [8] 		Vin Diesel [9]
Letty Ortiz Michelle Rodriguez [10] Michelle Rodriguez [11] Michelle Rodriguez P [12] Michelle Rodriguez [7] Michelle Rodriguez [13]
Azia Dinea Hale Y [13] 		Michelle Rodriguez [9]
Mia Toretto Jordana Brewster [10] Jordana Brewster [7] Jordana Brewster [14]
Siena Agudong Y [14] 		Jordana Brewster [9]
Johnny Tran Rick Yune [10]
Jesse Chad Lindberg [10] Igby Rigney Y [15]
Leon Johnny Strong [10]
Sergeant Tanner Ted Levine [16]
Agent Bilkins Thom Barry [17]
Hector Noel Gugliemi [18] Noel Gugliemi C [18]
Lance Nguyen Reggie Lee [19]
Vince Matt Schulze [10] Matt Schulze [20] Karson Kern Y [13]

Introduced in 2 Fast 2 Furious

Roman Pearce Tyrese Gibson [21] Tyrese Gibson [7] Tyrese Gibson [22]
Monica Fuentes Eva Mendes [23] Eva Mendes C [24] Eva Mendes P [24]
Carter Verone Cole Hauser [25]
Tej Parker Ludacris [26] Ludacris [7] Ludacris [27]
Agent Markham James Remar [28]
Enrique Mo Gallini [29]
Slap Jack Michael Ealy [30]
Jimmy MC Jin [31]
Orange Julius Amaury Nolasco [32]
Suki Devon Aoki [31] Devon Aoki P [31]
Detective Whitworth Mark Boone Junior [33]

Introduced in The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift

Sean Boswell Lucas Black [34] Lucas Black C [35] Lucas Black [36] Lucas Black P [36]
Twinkie Bow Wow [34] Bow Wow A [37] Bow Wow [38]
Major Boswell Brian Goodman [39]
Ms. Boswell Lynda Boyd [39]
Clay Zachery Ty Bryan [40]
Earl Hu Jason Tobin [38] Jason Tobin [38]
Kamata Sonny Chiba [41]
Han Lue Sung Kang [42] Sung Kang A [43] Sung Kang [22]
Morimoto Leonardo Nam [44]
Neela Ezar Nathalie Kelley [45] Nathalie Kelley A [46]
Reiko Keiko Kitagawa [38]
Takashi
Drift King		 Brian Tee [47]

Introduced in Fast & Furious

Arturo Braga
Ramon Campos		 John Ortiz [48] John Ortiz C [49]
Fenix Calderon Laz Alonso [50]
Malik Herzon Neil Brown Jr. [51]
Dwight Mueller Greg Cipes [52]
Tego Leo Tego Calderón [53] Tego Calderón C [53] Cered Y [14] Tego Calderón A [54]
David Park Ron Yuan [51]
Rio Santos Don Omar [53] Don Omar C [53] Ozuna Y [55]
Don Omar C [56] 		Don Omar A [54]
Michael Stasiak Shea Whigham [57] Shea Whigham C [57] Shea Whigham C [57]
Sophie Trinh Liza Lapira [58]
Gisele Yashar Gal Gadot [59] Gal Gadot A [59] Gal Gadot A [60] Gal Gadot C [61]

Introduced in Fast Five

Luke Hobbs Dwayne Johnson [62] Dwayne Johnson C [61]
Elena Neves Elsa Pataky [63] Elsa Pataky A [63]
Hernan Reyes Joaquim de Almeida [64] Joaquim de Almeida [64]
Zizi Michael Irby [65] Michael Irby A [65]
Diogo Luis Da Silva Jr Luis Da Silva Jr

Introduced in Fast & Furious 6

Owen Shaw Luke Evans [66] Luke Evans C [66] Harry Hickles Y [66]
Riley Hicks Gina Carano [67]
Adolfson Benjamin Davies [68]
Ivory David Ajala [69]
Jah Joe Taslim [70]
Klaus Kim Kold [71]
Deckard Shaw Jason Statham C [72] Jason Statham [72] Jason Statham [73]
Joshua Coombes Y [74] 		Jason Statham C [75] Jason Statham [76]
Vegh Clara Paget [77]

Introduced in Furious 7

Mose Jakande Djimon Hounsou [78] Djimon Hounsou P [79]
Kiet Tony Jaa [71]
Kara Ronda Rousey [80]
Ramsey Nathalie Emmanuel [81] Nathalie Emmanuel [82]
Mr. Nobody Kurt Russell [83] Kurt Russell [83] Kurt Russell P [83]
Samantha HobbsEden Estrella [84] Eliana Su'a [84]
Mando Romeo Santos C [85]
Safar Ali Fazal C [86]
Sheppard John Brotherton [87]

Introduced in The Fate of the Furious

Cipher Charlize Theron [88] Charlize Theron [88]
Little Nobody Scott Eastwood [89] Scott Eastwood [89]
Connor Rhodes Kristofer Hivju [90] Kristofer Hivju A [90]
Brian "Little B" Marcos Carlos De La HozIsaac & Immanuel HoldaneLeo Abelo Perry [91]  
Magdalene "Queenie" Shaw Helen Mirren C [92] Helen Mirren [92]

Introduced in Hobbs & Shaw

Brixton Lore Idris Elba [93]
Hattie Shaw Vanessa Kirby [94]
Meesha Garbett Y [95]
Margarita
Madame M		 Eiza González [96]
Jonah Hobbs Cliff Curtis [97]
Mateo Hobbs Roman Reigns [97]
Professor Andreiko Eddie Marsan [98]
Kal Hobbs John Tui [99]
Timo Hobbs Josh Mauga [99]
Air Marshal Dinkley Kevin Hart C [100]
Sefina HobbsLori Pelenise Tuisano [97]
Victor Locke Ryan Reynolds C [100]
Agent Loeb Rob Delaney [101]

Introduced in F9

Jakob Toretto John Cena [102]
Finn Cole Y [102] 		John Cena [103]
Buddy Michael Rooker [104] Michael Rooker P [104]
Otto Thue Ersted Rasmussen [105]
Elle Anna Sawai [106]
Juju Zhang Y [13] 		Anna Sawai P [106]
Leysa Cardi B [107]
Kenny Linder Jim Parrack [108]
Jack Toretto J. D. Pardo [109]

Introduced in Fast X

Dante Reyes Jason Momoa [110]
Agent Aimes Alan Ritchson [111]
Isabel Neves Daniela Melchior [112]
Tess Brie Larson [113]
Abuelita Toretto Rita Moreno [114]
Bowie Pete Davidson C [91]

Short films

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for 2 Fast 2 Furious 		Los Bandoleros

Introduced in feature films

Brian O'Conner Paul Walker [115]
Dominic Toretto Vin Diesel A Vin Diesel [116]
Letty Ortiz Michelle Rodriguez [116]
Han Lue Sung Kang [116]
Tego Leo Tego Calderón [116]
Rio Santos Don Omar [116]

Notes

  1. ↑ During the production of Furious 7 , Paul Walker died in a single-vehicle accident on November 30, 2013. As a result, his character Brian O'Conner was written out as retired. Walker's brothers, Caleb and Cody, were used among others as stand-ins to complete his remaining scenes, and the film is dedicated to him. [3]

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