Han Lue
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| Han Lue | |
Portrayed by Sung Kang
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| Biographical Information | |
| Full name | Han Seoul-Oh |
| Status | Deceased |
| Cause of Death | Explosion caused by Ian Shaw |
| Residence | Tokyo |
| Occupation | Drifting and Fighting |
| Alias | Han Lue |
| Physical Description | |
| Gender | Male |
| Hair color | Black |
| Eye color | Brown |
| Relationships | |
| Romances | Cara Mirtha Gisele Harabo (deceased girlfriend) |
| Friends | |
| Character Information | |
| Appearances | TF&TF:TD - F&F F5 - F&F6 - LB |
Han Lue or Han Seoul-Oh is a former aloof gang member, street racer and later a business partner to Takashi. He is a friend and member of Dominic Toretto's team. In Tokyo, he is seen as an entrepeneur, mentor, and later great friend and father figure to Sean Boswell in The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift. He is the only character from Tokyo Drift to appear in the subsequent films.
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Fast & FuriousEdit
'I heard they're doing some crazy shit in Toyko'
Han is a member of Dominic Toretto's team, stealing fuel tankers in the Dominican Republic. During that time was in a relationship with Cara Mirtha. Later during a party where he recived his payment, he informs Dom that police has raided his garage and knowing they'll eventully track them down, decides to leave after the party.
Fast FiveEdit
Han later in the franchise reprised his role in Fast Five as a member of Dom and Brian's heist team, brought in as "a chameleon, someone who can blend in, anywhere". While planning the heist, he builds a romantic relationship with fellow team member Gisele Harabo, who attributes Han's constant need to occupy his hands to his being a former smoker. He then comments after seeing her drive by saying "I think I'm in love." The two also work together to get Reyes hand print for the vault.
Their romantic relationship isn't confirmed until after the heist when they are seen kissing and planning to travel through Europe together, eventually getting to Tokyo.
Fast & Furious 6Edit
Monica Fuentes reveals to Hobbs that Letty Ortiz is a member of a military precision heist crew that have been hijacking military convoys. Hobbs visits Dominic Toretto and reveals to him that Letty Ortiz is alive, and a member of a heist crew he has been tracking. Hobb's asked for his help and in exchange Torreto and his team will receive full pardons.
During the final events of the plane crashing Gisele is knocked off of a speeding car to which Han grabs her arm saying "I've got you" and saving her, only for Gisele to notice one of Shaw's henchmen about to murder Han. She then releases and fires on the man thus saving Han's life but dying in the process, much to Han's dismay.
After the unfortunate death of Gisele, Han is devastated at her loss, and ultimately decides to go to Tokyo.
Tokyo DriftEdit
Han becomes involved with an underground operation in Japan led by Japanese gang leader Kamata. He works closely alongside Takashi to rake in money. Letting his habits go, Han steals money from Takashi under the table, but gets away with it without being noticed. He is later introduced to Sean Boswell, who he takes under his wing and mentors him in drifting and life in general as well as in Tokyo, through which the two become close friends. He also allows Sean to move in with him at his garage. Eventually, Takashi learns that Han has been stealing money and comes after him to kill him in a car chase involving the two and Sean. While racing through the streets of Tokyo, Han speeds through an intersection when a Mercedes S-Class rams into the side of his car and flips him over. The driver, Ian Shaw, purposefully rammed his car due to Han’s aid in taking down his brother, Owen Shaw, in the events of Fast 6. Han’s car blows up in a matter of seconds, leading to his death. Both Sean and Takashi leave the scene unaware that Han has been murdered and view it as an unfortunate accident.
Dominic Toretto later appears to race Sean with a 1970 Plymouth, which he won off Han years before.
Han's CarsEdit
- 1999 Nissan Silvia S15
- 1994 Mazda RX-7
- 2012 Lexus LFA
- 2012 Subaru STi Sedan
- 1967 Chevrolet C-Series truck
- 1971 Ford Maverick
- 1972 Nissan Skyline
- 1986 Toyota Corolla
- 1987 Plymouth Voyager minivan
- 1970 plymouth road runner
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