Fast & Furious 6 - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Fast & Furious 6"
Fast & Furious 6 (2013)
Timing:
2:10 (130 min)
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Actors and characters
Kim Kold
Character Klaus
Samuel M. Stewart
Character Denlinger
Benjamin Davies
Character Adolfson
Matthew Stirling
Character Oakes
Andrei Zayats
Character Russian Officer
Jason Thorpe
Character Snobby Auctioneer Organizer
Alexander Vegh
Character Forensic Analyst
Stephen Marcus
Character Davies
Magda Rodriguez
Character Secretary
Andy Pointon
Character Terry
Victor Gardener
Character NATO Commander
Sol de la Barreda
Character Doctor
Elvira Tricás
Character Nurse
Carolina Pozo
Character Nurse
Revil Beat
Character Benito
Li Yimo
Character Lead Chinese Agent
Eddie Bagayawa
Character Subway Commuter (uncredited)
Dean Barlage
Character English Driver (uncredited)
Gintare Beinoraviciute
Character Street Race Spectator (uncredited)
Catherine Delaloye
Character Beautiful Girl (uncredited)
Rowena Diamond
Character Hot, Sexy Girl (uncredited)
Mark Haldor
Character Racer (uncredited)
Alex Martin
Character Braga's Thug (uncredited)
Gemita Samarra
Character Auctioneers Assistant (uncredited)
Huggy Leaver
Character Pawn Shop Owner
Françoise Philippart de Foy
Character Nurse
Jhony Meñdez
Character Santiago
Sonia Hernández Fumero
Character Hot Girl
Pilar Mayo
Character Hot Girl
Lee Asquith-Coe
Character Sgt. Sheldern (uncredited)
Lee Bolton
Character Police Chase Pedestrian (uncredited)
Paul Buchanan
Character Armed Police Officer (uncredited)
Leon Corbin
Character Shopper (uncredited)
Lee Craven
Character Civilian (uncredited)
Gioacchino Jim Cuffaro
Character Auction Punter (uncredited)
Steve D'Assis
Character Precision Driver (uncredited)
Tommy Dallace
Character Shadow Ryder (uncredited)
Jadey Duffield
Character Sexy Podium Girl (uncredited)
Kelvin Enwereobi
Character Special Firearms Officer (uncredited)
Amy Forrest
Character Hot, Sexy Girl (uncredited)
Dennis Good
Character Businessman (uncredited)
Salem Hanna
Character Tube Commuter (uncredited)
James Hare
Character CCTV Operator (uncredited)
Alan Hughes
Character Pedestrian (uncredited)
Lewis James
Character Police Chase Pedestrian (uncredited)
Baron Jay
Character Federal Agent (uncredited)
Brandon Q. W. McConnell
Character 2nd Interpol Agent (uncredited)
Allistair McNab
Character DSS Soldier (uncredited)
Carmelo Oquendo
Character Mercenary (uncredited)
Irana Perry
Character Constable Michaels (uncredited)
Deborah Rosan
Character Model (uncredited)
Clem So
Character Passerby (uncredited)
Glen Stanway
Character Interpol Agent (uncredited)
Jimmy Star
Character Race Onlooker (uncredited)
Julian Stone
Character Voice Actor (uncredited)
Albert Tang
Character Café Customer (uncredited)
Chris Wilson
Character Tube Passenger - Fight Scene (uncredited)
Paul Blackwell
Character Armed Response Unit
Annalese Ferrari
Character Sexy Girl (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- Several cars for the film were created at the Lucra Cars workshop located in California.
- Dennis McCarthy, responsible for the cars used in the film, said that they used "an entire fleet of BMW M5s" to film one scene. McCarthy also said: "Then we wrecked practically all of those cars while filming other scenes."
- Vin Diesel’s Dodge Daytona was custom-built. The car was reworked by McCarthy and his team from an old vehicle they initially purchased for $5,000.
- Jason Statham and David Tennant were considered for the villain role, which ultimately went to Luke Evans.
- No matter where the heroes are in London, they always drive past the same Route 4 double-decker bus.
- Hobbs states that the BMW M5 has a V8 engine. The current F10 version does, but the older E60 shown in the film has a naturally aspirated V10.
- Before the NATO base scene, Luke is on the phone and appears clean-shaven. In the following scene, he has a goatee again.
- The vending machine that Hobbs shoots at in the London scene contains chocolate bars found only in vending machines in the USA, not in the UK.
- In the scene before the Interpol headquarters, as the criminals drive away, Gisele grabs a weapon and starts to run into the middle of the street. On the right, a fire hydrant and a newspaper box are visible. Then the frame shifts upwards, where a sniper is looking down at her, and it is clearly seen that she is standing almost in the middle of the road, and the fire hydrant and newspaper box are no longer there. In the next moment, Han tackles Gisele, saving her from the sniper's bullets, and the fire hydrant and newspaper box "miraculously" reappear. Behind them, Gisele and Han take cover from the sniper fire.
- In the scene where Dominic Toretto chases the plane, he didn't shift gears – he simply touched the automatic transmission box.
- Starting at 1:22:43 during the phone conversation, Hobbs is seen to be clean-shaven. In the scenes before and after this, he has heavy stubble.
- The scene at the end of the film with the plane landing and taking off, from its approach over the runway to the explosion, lasts about 12 minutes. Considering that the average takeoff and landing speed of an An-124 is about 240 km/h, the length of the runway the plane covers during the scene is approximately 48 km.
- In the scene before the Interpol office, as the criminals drive away, Jezel grabs a weapon and begins to run into the middle of the street, and to the right, a fire hydrant and a newspaper box are visible. Then the frame switches upwards, where a sniper is looking down at her, and it is clearly visible that she is standing almost in the middle of the road, and the fire hydrant and newspaper box are no longer there. In the next moment, Khan tackles Jezel, saving her from the sniper's bullets, and the fire hydrant and newspaper box "miraculously" reappear, behind which Jezel and Khan take cover from the sniper's fire.
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Auditions in India
Casting calls in USA
Castingi w Polsce
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