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May 12, 2023 · Movies. ‘He saved our ass’: After a major shake-up, this director kept ‘Fast & Furious’ rolling. Louis Leterrier (“The Transporter,” “The Incredible Hulk”) stepped into the director’s chair...
May 22, 2023 · In April 2022, just one week after filming on Fast X had begun, its director, Justin Lin, reportedly found himself in a “ major disagreement ” with Diesel and dramatically quit over “creative...
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- Justin Lin Exited Fast & Furious 10 Just After Filming Started
- Lin's Fast & Furious 10'S Script Apparently Underwent Heavy Changes
- Justin Lin's Fast 10 Exit Was Reportedly Due to VIN Diesel
- Fast & Furious 10 Director Replacement Cost Universal A Lot of Money
- Louis Leterrier Has Replaced Justin Lin as Fast & Furious 10'S Director
- Fast & Furious 10'S Budget Now Reportedly at $300 Million
Although most directors that leave projects do it during pre-production, Justin Lin left Fast and Furious 10 during filming. Lin's exit agreement was finalized days into shooting Fast 10, with the director leaving the project in the early days of filming. Lin was not only signed on to direct Fast 10 but also Fast and Furious 11, which he exited as ...
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Justin Lin was already conflicting with the studio before his exit. As reported, Lin was writing Fast X and believed that he had a final script, however, the studio wanted to make some significant changes. For one, the studio cut an already scouted location in Eastern Europe due to the ongoing conflict in Ukrain...
While conflicts with Universal may have been a contribution to Lin's departure, new reports are claiming that Vin Diesel was the main reason Fast X's director left. According to an unnamed source, Vin Diesel's behavior contributed to Lin's frustrations. They claim that Diesel would show up to set late and not know his lines, among other annoying be...
On top of the film's massive production budget, the search for a new director for Fast X is costing Universal tons of money. After Lin exited the project, the film's second unit remained in the U.K. to finish shooting, while the first unit waited on a new director. During this filming break, Universal is having to pay thousands of dollars a day in ...
Not long after Lin's departure, Universal recruited director Louis Leterrier to direct Fast X. Leterrier has directed films like Now You See Me, The Incredible Hulk, and The Transporter, meaning he is a fantastic candidate to take Lin's spot. Leterrier has had experience working with large ensemble casts, big budgets, and large action set pieces, a...
Universal is currently spending a lot during Fast X's production pause, but this is on top of the film's already massive budget. Fast and Furious 10's budget is reportedly $300 million, with a significant chunk of this going to cast salaries. On top of series regulars like Vin Diesel and Michelle Rodriguez, Fast X is adding Jason Momoa and Brie Lar...
May 2, 2022 · Published on May 2, 2022. Louis Leterrier is poised to take the wheel on Fast X . Less than a week after Justin Lin stepped down as director of the 10th installment of the Fast &...
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May 19, 2023 · by Ryan Lambie | May 19, 2023. alien resurrection. interview. justin lin. louis leterrier. luc besson. Transporter. Share this Article: Fast X director Louis Leterrier talks exclusively to us about replacing Justin Lin as director, the influence of French cinema on action movies, and how he saved Alien: Resurrection….
May 2, 2022 · By Justin Kroll. May 2, 2022 9:43am. Louis Leterrier Mega. Just days after the news Justin Lin was exiting as director of the next Fast and Furious installment Fast X, sources tell...
Mar 3, 2023 · Even though the Transporter 2 director was fresh to the car-themed franchise, he was welcomed by the Fast X cast and crew for bringing something new to the penultimate film. Leterrier had been an ...
