Universal head Donna Langley regrets that “fast and furious” sent to space

Even Donna Langley He admits that the “fast and furious” crew should never be embarked in zero gravity.

“I’m sorry we sent them into space,” said Langley about the decision to turn on a wide penned scene, which includes a rocket car and an international space station in 2021. years “F9.”

“We can never get that genie back,” she added.

Langley offered his Mea Culp to Toronto Film Festival As part of the discussion with Cameron Bailey, the festival director. However, Langley, which plays a key role in the franchisees as Nbcuniversal Studio Group and the main content officer, said part of the success of a long-standing series was its adaptability. She noted that between 2006. years “fast and furious: Tokyo Drift” and “Fast & Furious”, “Firov Furies”, they decided to ruin their creative right and make them smaller about racing culture.

“We knew we had to figure out how to grow him,” Langley said. “We have consciously decided to turn to some kind of globe scorery scenario.”

Langley deserved Win Diesel, a deep understanding of the core “fast and furious” audience, which arrived from his hugs of social media.

“Win was an early adoptive directly talking to his fans,” Langley says. “As we saw that growth, and we saw where the conversation went. We were always the fan on the” fast “franchise.”

In some cases, it led the “fast and furious” team to review the Major of the Character of Death, including the fate of Letta Ortiz Michelle Rodriguez.

“(People) somehow kicked the little things,” Oh God, don’t kill Lett’s, “Langley said.” Okay, we’ll get her back. ‘She never died. Don’t worry. Nothing here to see. ‘ But it is all guided by fan engagement. ”

The “fast and furious” series is praised due to an inclusive approach to casting. It’s something Langley said he had aware of course.

“It’s organically inclusive … It was never a conversation,” Langley said. “It has its roots in the center of LA and in a car, which is a domain to a great deal of people in color, about the Latin community. They are honorable and glory it in a really beautiful way.”