The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift"
The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift (2006)
Timing:
1:44 (104 min)
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Actors and characters
Zachery Ty Bryan
Character Clay
Nikki Griffin
Character Cindy (Clay's Girlfriend)
Damien Marzette
Character High School Security Guard
Brandon Brendel
Character Clay's Buddy
Daniel Booko
Character Clay's Buddy
David V. Thomas
Character Clay's Buddy
Ashika Gogna
Character Cheerleader
Toshi Hayama
Character Toshi at Underground Garage
Atley Siauw
Character DJ Atley
Aiko Tanaka
Character Cowgirl at Starting Line
Konishiki
Character Paw Man
Caroline de Souza Correa
Character Sexy Brazilian Model
Jimmy Lin
Character Jimmy
Koji Kataoka
Character Pinkie (Yakuza)
Trey Sanford
Character Auto Shop Bully #2
Christian Salazar
Character Chubby Hispanic Kid
Danny Ray McDonald II
Character Auto Shop Bully #3
Joey Crumpton
Character Police Officer
Rie Shibata
Character Math Teacher
Hiroshi Hatayama
Character Tea Hair #2
Keiichi Tsuchiya
Character Old Fisherman #1
Verena Mei
Character Beautiful Girl in Skyline #1
Mari Jaramillo
Character Beautiful Girl in Skyline #2
Mikiko Yano
Character Bo-Peep Girl #2
Wendy Watanabe
Character Neela's Friend #1
Tina Tsunoda
Character Neela's Friend #2
Tak Kubota
Character Yakuza Man #1
Hidesuke Motoki
Character Yakuza Man #4
Kazutoshi Wadakura
Character Old Fisherman (uncredited)
Mitsuki Koga
Character Yakuza Man (uncredited)
Britten Kelley
Character Model (uncredited)
Chris Astoyan
Character Racer (uncredited)
April Betts
Character Cheerleader (uncredited)
Ai Cherie
Character Bouncer's Girlfriend (uncredited)
Stacy Ross
Character D.K. Entourage (uncredited)
Victoria Gracie
Character Model (uncredited)
Jade Gzi
Character Tea Hair #3 (uncredited)
Elizabeth Hara
Character Model (uncredited)
Bud Joseph Hebert
Character Student (uncredited)
Alexis Hernandez
Character Latino Crew (uncredited)
Jimmy Hsu
Character Yakuza (uncredited)
Harley Jay
Character Student (uncredited)
Eunice Kiss
Character Racer (uncredited)
Tara Kredel
Character Cheerleader (uncredited)
Sandra McCurdy
Character Model (uncredited)
Chaoxiang Ming
Character Little Kid (uncredited)
Emmi Nakagawa
Character Business Woman (uncredited)
Masami Okada
Character Hostess at scene with Sunny Chiba (uncredited)
Sandy Velasco
Character Hip Hop Girl (uncredited)
Minn Vo
Character Dancer (uncredited)
Stuart W. Yee
Character Yakuza Man #2
Joshua Collins
Character Skater Student (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- In drift competitions, points are awarded not for speed or placement, but for skill in navigating corners in controlled drifts. Drift racing is a competition on a very winding track.
- Volkswagen allocated four prototype samples of its new R32 model and 4 Volkswagen Touran minivans for filming.
- Toyo Tire, a company specializing in tire production, provided approximately 4000 units of its products for the filming, half of which were used during the shooting process.
- Approximately 600 extras of Asian appearance were involved in filming scenes on the streets of Los Angeles.
- For filming, an all-wheel drive Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VIII was converted to rear-wheel drive. The same was done with two prototype Volkswagen R32s.
- One of the five 'Mustangs' used during filming was equipped with an engine and transmission from a Nissan Skyline GT-R. The film's heroes completed this operation in just one evening, although in reality, this transformation of the car required significantly more time.
- Cars intended for the domestic Japanese market were purchased for the filming. All of these cars have right-hand drive, making their legal operation in the US impossible.
- More than 100 cars were wrecked during filming.
- Vin Diesel agreed to appear in the final scene because he was promised a producer credit on the fourth installment.
- When the main character is learning to drift on the pier, he breaks the car's rear spoiler during his first drift in the opening scene. In subsequent scenes, the spoiler appears and disappears. Once he has mastered drifting and completed a lap around the pier, the spoiler is back on the car.
- One of the five "Mustangs" used during filming was equipped with an engine and transmission from a Nissan Skyline GT-R. The film's crew completed this modification in just one evening, although in reality, this car transformation took considerably more time.
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Castingi w Polsce
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