In a recent exclusive interview with South China Morning Post, Sung Kang, renowned for his iconic role as Han in the Fast and Furious film series, disclosed exciting news about his upcoming directorial project. Kang revealed that he will be taking the helm in the production of an upcoming film adaptation of ‘Initial D,’ a popular Japanese manga with the same title.
Sung Kang’s latest career shift poised the curiosity of both fans and film enthusiasts. Kang sought a change of scenery and aimed to embark on the next phase of his career. In an interview with SCMP, he explained, “It was time to step behind the camera and start the creative journey. As a director, I can provide opportunities for those who encounter similar challenges in Hollywood. It’s about giving back and sharing knowledge.”
He is now gearing up for his third directorial project, building on the success of his previous works, ‘Shaky Rivers’ and ‘Acting for Action with Sung Kang.’ His evolution as a filmmaker is drawing significant attention in the industry.
about cars and drifting and cool things like that. Almost a Rocky or Karate Kid. A fun, big-budget movie that expresses my love affair for cars.
Sung Kang
Kang is a well-known figure in the automotive world. His 1973 Datsun 240Z, expertly crafted by Greddy, took home the GranTurismo Best in Show award at SEMA 2015. Among the other gems in his collection are a Grand National, another Datsun 240Z, and a Porsche 914.
As the anticipation and buzz continue to build, we remain hopeful that the production of this exciting project will soon be given the green light. The burning questions on our minds center around the casting choices for the pivotal roles of Takumi and Bunta Fujiwara. Be sure to stay tuned for further updates, as we eagerly await the decisions that will shape the future of this thrilling journey through the world of high-speed racing and drifting.
