How on earth are they going to fit him into the story if this is supposed to take place in japan?!
ah well..whatever...honestly..I thought tyrese was totally going to ruin the second movie and he turned out to be entertaining so maybe we'll be surprized by bow wow's performance
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Wow, Bow wow in F&F3.....i'm speechless. This movie had the potential to be pretty cool shooting in Tokyo and all but yet again they muck it up. Bad thing about all of this is that there is still a HUGE group of people that don't know what Drifting is and their introduction is going to be a bad movie with a rap star Drifter. I can see it now "Yp, I can take that turn and don't even have to granny clutch it b!tch"
And you all thought it couldnt get any worse.
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gosh...DRIFT RACING?!?!?!?!?!?!..........most of touge is gripped while racing anyways except for tight tight hairpins. SPINNING OUT OF TURNS?!?! wrong information. and i dont think theres much DRIFT RACING on CITY STREETS. and plus Bow Wow's grammar is wrong, its Lucas Black and I
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stars of FSF3 and locations
http://www.zap2it.com/movies/news/st...-26825,00.html
i've heard some place where they want too shoot but cant post right now until i know for sure. for any that care
Bow Wow Races to 'Fast and Furious 3'
Thu, Sep 22, 2005, 10:09 AM PT
By Hanh Nguyen
LOS ANGELES (Zap2it.com) - Bow Wow, who skates into theaters on Friday (Sept. 23) with "Roll Bounce," is trading up for a larger set of wheels.
The 18-year-old rapping actor will fulfill his need for speed with "The Fast and the Furious 3," the latest installment of the popular street-racing film franchise.
"Me and Lucas Black are actually starring in that movie," says Bow Wow. "'Fast and the Furious 3: Tokyo.' It's gonna be hot and different. My first action movie, so it's gonna be great."
Directed by Justin Lin ("Better Luck Tomorrow"), the story revolves around a not-so-ugly American who flees to Tokyo to avoid prison for his illegal racing ways. He discovers the next level in rubber-burning adrenalin rushes: drift racing. The underground motor sport challenges drivers to accelerate through hairpin turns and then spin out of them, making for hair-raising races through city streets.
"It starts filming in the first week of October," says the rapper. "After [promoting 'Roll Bounce'] I go to Europe for a week and then I'm back over here for three and a half months. Then we're over in Tokyo and Japan for three and half weeks."
Although his movie career is advancing swiftly, Bow Wow isn't turning his back on his hip-hop roots. The teen has four albums to his onomatopoeic name, with the latest, "Wanted," released in July. He would also like to add to his soundtrack resume, which includes songs for "Wild Wild West" and "Big Momma's House."
"Definitely," he says. "I got to get on the 'Fast and the Furious' soundtrack."
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