Fast & Furious 6

Movie
German title	Fast & Furious 6
Original title	Fast & Furious 6
Country of production	United States
original language	English
Publishing year	2013
length	131 minutes
Age rating	FSK 12 JMK 14
Rod
Director	Justin Lin
script	Chris Morgan
production	Neal H. Moritz , Vin Diesel , Clayton Townsend
music	Lucas Vidal
camera	Stephen F. Windon
cut	Kelly Matsumoto , Christian Wagner , Dylan Highsmith , Greg D'Auria , Leigh Folsom Boyd
occupation
Vin Diesel : Dominic "Dom" Toretto Paul Walker : Brian O'Conner Dwayne Johnson : Luke Hobbs Michelle Rodríguez : Leticia "Letty" Ortiz Jordana Brewster : Mia Toretto Tyrese Gibson : Roman Pearce Ludacris : Tej Parker Sung Kang : Han Lue Gal Gadot : Gisele Yashar Elsa Pataky : Elena Neves Luke Evans : Owen Shaw Gina Carano : Riley Hicks Clara Paget : Vegh Kim Kold : Klaus Shea Whigham : Agent Michael Stasiak John Ortiz : Arturo Braga Jason Statham : Deckard Shaw
synchronization
chronology
←  Predecessor Fast & Furious Five Successor  → Fast & Furious 7

Fast & Furious 6 is an American action film released in 2013 . It is the sixth part of the film series The Fast and the Furious . As in the previous three parts, it was directed by Justin Lin . The plot of the film is set after Fast & Furious Five and before The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift . Production costs amounted to 160 million US dollars .

On the launch weekend, May 24-27, 2013, Fast & Furious 6 grossed $ 120 million in the United States and $ 317 million worldwide. There is also an extended cut that is a minute longer.

action

After the successful robbery in Rio , Dominic “Dom” Toretto and his team have retired: Dom lives with Elena Neves, his sister Mia, Brian O'Conner and their son Jack on the Canary Islands . Gisele and Han plan to move to Tokyo, and Roman and Tej lead a life of luxury.

DSS agent Luke Hobbs and his partner Riley are tasked with investigating the destruction of a Russian military convoy, for which former British SAS soldier Owen Shaw is responsible. Shaw plans to steal additional components for a weapon capable of blocking communications across an entire country. Hobbs locates Dom and asks him to help with the planned arrest of Shaw. Dom initially declines, but changes his mind when he learns from Hobbs that his ex-girlfriend Letty, whom he believed to be dead, was involved in the robberies. Dom summons his people, who agree to help Hobbs arrest Shaw. In return, they receive full amnesty for their crimes.

The crew and Hobbs watch a raid on London . The officers had sent one of Shaw's team members bugged into Shaw's hiding place. However, Shaw escapes and blows up the shelter. Dom's team pursues Shaw, but Letty helps him escape and shoots Dom. It is later revealed that Shaw has a connection to the Mexican drug lord Arturo Braga. Brian goes to the United States and is briefly locked in the prison in which Braga is incarcerated. He finds out that Letty was not killed but has been suffering from memory loss and has worked for Shaw ever since. After Dom confronts Letty in London, Shaw shows up and advises him to get out of London. However, Dom refuses to leave without Letty.

Because it is assumed that Shaw an attack on a NATO - Military Base in Spain plans where an individual sought by Shaw computer chip is located, it will be taken away in a military convoy. Shaw anticipated this and began a scheduled raid on the convoy. He and his henchmen gain access to a tank that also contains the chip they are looking for. The result is a destructive drive on the motorway. Dom's crew manage to stop the tank on a bridge, causing Letty, who is on the roof of the tank, to be thrown away. At the last moment she is saved by Dom.

When Shaw and his team are arrested, they are taken to the Spanish military base. Shaw blackmailed his freedom because his henchmen had Mia under their control. It also turns out that Riley was smuggled into Dom's team and actually works for Shaw. She escapes with Shaw. Letty stays with Dom and promises to help arrest Shaw. The entire team takes up the chase. Dom, Brian and Letty follow him into a cargo plane taking off ( Antonov An-124 ). Brian frees Mia from the violence of her kidnappers on board the plane. To prevent the plane from taking off, Dom's team shoots steel cables into the wings of the plane, which they have anchored with their cars. Gisele sacrifices her life to save Han from a dangerous situation. When the plane falls back to the ground under the weight load, Shaw is thrown out of the plane. Dom succeeds in jumping through the nose of the aircraft with a car and thus escaping death. Dom's team returns to the United States, where Hobbs gives them impunity.

After the credits, Hans Accident is shown in Tokyo. It turns out that this was caused by Owen Shaw's brother Deckard. Deckard then calls Dom and tells him that they will meet soon.

background

Filming for the next part of the series should begin in May 2012 in London and Berlin . In mid-June 2012, actress Jordana Brewster hadn't read a script and director Justin Lin tweeted from London about the preparations for filming, which finally began in early August. These took place because of the tax advantages where Marseille was originally planned, including in Santa Cruz and Puerto de la Cruz on Tenerife . Additional filming took place from the end of August to mid-September in Glasgow, Scotland , but without the presence of the main actors.

Vehicles used

vehicle	year	Use in film
Alfa Romeo Giulietta	2010	Serves as an escape vehicle from the aircraft
Aston Martin DB7	1994	Driven by Owen Shaw
Aston Martin DB9	2004	Driven by Owen Shaw
BMW M5 (E60)	2007	Crew vehicles on Shaw's first chase in London
Dodge Challenger SRT-8	2009	Dominic's vehicle at the beginning of the film
Dodge Charger Daytona	1970	Dominic's car in London and Spain
Dodge Charger SRT-8	2012	Vehicle that Dominic uses to escape from the plane
Ducati Monster 1100	unknown	Dangers from Gisele
"Ramp Car"	2012	Owen Shaw and Vegh's vehicle ( custom built for the film )
Ford Escort RS 2000 (Mk1)	1974	Brian's car in London and Spain
Ford Mustang	1969	Roman's car in London and Spain
International MXT-MVA	unknown	Hobbs vehicle
Jensen Interceptor	1973	Letty's vehicle
Mercedes-Benz G-Class	unknown	Vehicle that Roman and Tej use in pursuit of the aircraft
Nissan GT-R	2008	Brian's car at the beginning of the film
Range Rover (MK III)	2002	Shaw crew members
Land Rover Defender	unknown	Shaw crew members
Chieftain	unknown	Main battle tank
Vauxhall Vectra	unknown	Police vehicles
Mercedes-Benz S-Class (W140)	unknown	Uncredited Deckard Shaw's car

synchronization

The German synchronization of the film took over the Berliner Synchron AG in Berlin after the dialogue book of Sven Hasper under the dialogue director of Oliver Rohrbeck .

role	actor	Voice actor
Dominic "Dom" Toretto	Vin Diesel	Martin Keßler
Brian O'Conner	Paul Walker	David Nathan
Leticia "Letty" Ortiz	Michelle Rodríguez	Ghadah Al-Akel
Luke Hobbs	Dwayne Johnson	Ingo Albrecht
Roman Pearce	Tyrese Gibson	Tobias Kluckert
Tej Parker	Chris "Ludacris" Bridges	Jan-David Rönfeldt
Han Lue	Sung Kang	Gerrit Schmidt-Foss
Owen Shaw	Luke Evans	Torben Liebrecht
Deckard Shaw	Jason Statham	Leon Boden
Mia Toretto	Jordana Brewster	Ranja Bonalana
Gisele Harabo	Gal Gadot	Giuliana Jakobeit
Riley Hicks	Gina Carano	Maja Maneiro

success

Production costs were $ 160 million, $ 35 million higher than its predecessor. Globally, the film grossed $ 787.5 million, a 25.8% increase over its predecessor. In the United States alone, he made over $ 238.7 million. In Germany, the film achieved box office earnings of 22.8 million euros. It ranks 96 (as of August 8, 2020) in the list of the most successful films of all time . In 2013, 2,864,647 visitors were counted at the German box offices nationwide, making the film the 8th place of the most visited films of the year.

The entire film series has grossed approximately 2.38 billion US dollars worldwide. Apart from Tokyo Drift , the worldwide revenues of the films increased from part to part steadily. In the list of the most successful film series, it ranks 15th, or is the second most successful six-part film series after Star Wars .

Sequels

→ Main article : The Fast and the Furious (film series)

Two years later, the sequel Fast & Furious 7 was released in 2015, which continues the cliffhanger from this film. Chronologically, The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift from 2006 can also be seen as a direct sequel. Fast & Furious 8 followed in 2017 .

Reviews

“ Fast & Furious 6 suffers from the same weaknesses as its two direct predecessors - and fortunately also convinces with similar strengths as the last Fast Five . Both are based on Justin Lin's noticeable ambition to stage (halfway) three-dimensional figures with (halfway) understandable conflicts in (halfway) classically narrated genre films. Since Lin's directing tends to get a little too entangled in inconveniences as these conflict situations gradually build up, it takes a while, as in Fast Five , until the 130-minute film really picks up speed. If the acceleration finally sets in, it carries you through the spectacular second half with appropriate speed. "

- Jochen Werner : perlentaucher.de

"A ludicrous action film that doesn't care about the laws of gravity, but for the most part captures its acrobatic battles bloodlessly on the screen."

- Lexicon of international film

“ FAST & FURIOUS 6 lives up to its predecessors in every way and goes one better : more cars, more kilometers per hour and, above all, more Diesel Johnson action. But more is not the same as better. The dialogues and storylines in particular seem as tough as chewed gum several times - tasteless! "

- Josephine Drews : Kino7.de

music

The score was released on May 24, 2013 under the title Fast & Furious 6 - Original Soundtrack . The publisher is Def Jam ( Universal ).

No.	title	Interpreter	length
1	We Own It (Fast & Furious)	2 Chainz and Wiz Khalifa	3:47
2	ball	TI featuring Lil Wayne	3:24
3	Con Locura	Sua featuring Jiggy Drama	3:47
4th	HK superstar	MC Jin featuring Daniel Wu	3:24
5	Failbait	deadmau5 featuring Cypress Hill	4:49
6th	Bada Bing	Benny Banks	3:19
7th	Burst! (Bart B More Remix)	Peaches	6:13
8th	Mister Chicken	Deluxe	3:13
9	Roll it up	The Crystal Method	6:01
10	Here We Go / Quasar (Hybrid Remix)	Hard Rock Sofa & Swanky Tunes	3:23
11	Bandoleros	Don Omar featuring Tego Calderón	5:06
12	Rest Of My Life	Ludacris featuring Usher and David Guetta	3:52

Charts and sales

We Own It made it into several country charts and sold over a million times. In Germany, the song made it to number 76 of the most popular songs of 2013 and in Australia to number 88.

Charts
country	Top position
Australia ( ARIA )	6th
Austria ( Ö3 Austria Top 40 )	7th
Belgium ( Ultratop 50Flanders)	19th
Belgium (Ultratop 50Wallonia)	29
Canada ( Canadian Hot 100 )	14th
Czech Republic ( Rádio Top 100 )	41
Denmark ( track lists )	15th
France ( SNEP )	9
Germany ( German single charts )	5
Ireland ( IRMA )	21st
Italy ( FIMI )	9
Luxembourg ( Billboard )	3
Netherlands ( single top 100 )	48
New Zealand ( Recorded Music NZ )	6th
Norway ( VG-lista )	10
Poland ( Polish Airplay Top 100 )	19th
Poland ( video chart )	5
Slovakia ( Rádio Top 100 )	50
Scotland ( Official Charts Company )	7th
Spain ( PROMUSICAE )	31
Sweden ( Sverigetopplistan )	38
Switzerland ( Swiss hit parade )	3
United Kingdom UK R&B (Official Charts Company)	2
United Kingdom UK Singles (Official Charts Company)	6th
United States (US Billboard Hot 100)	16
United States (US Hot R & B / Hip-Hop Songs ( Billboard ))	4th
United States (US Hot Rap Songs ( Billboard ))	3

country	Plate award	Units sold
Australia ( ARIA )	platinum	70,000
Germany ( BVMI )	gold	150,000
United Kingdom ( BPI )	silver	200,000
United States ( RIAA )	2 × platinum	1,370,000

Web links

• Fast & Furious 6 in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Official website for the film
• Fast & Furious 6 at Rotten Tomatoes (English)

Individual evidence

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