Introduction: As the first "Fast and Furious" work directed by Lin Yibin, "Fast and Furious 3" has to mention three people, because these three main characters support the entire storyline structure. First of all, Shawn played by Lucas Black has undergone the transformation of rookies to masters; secondly, Han Ge, played by Cheng Kang, as the enlightener who taught Shaun drift technology; the biggest villain DK is the embodiment of arrogance and rudeness in the film, highly skilled but suspicious, today we will get to know the actor of DK - Brian Tai.
<h1>A Japanese male star who frequently appears in American film and television works</h1>
Born on March 15, 1977 in Okinawa, Japan, Brian Tai came from a unique background as a korean-Japanese mixed-race child. In fact, aside from the fierce villain role he has played in many film works, he was still quite handsome when he was young, and his face under the approximate middle distribution type was clearly defined, appearing masculine and stable.
After Brian Tai's debut, he participated in many Hollywood film and television works, but as a foreign actor, he often got insignificant roles, or even mixed eyes. As an acting actor, because of his slightly rough appearance, he is very suitable for playing the role of a villain, which is also a major feature of him.
After struggling in the show business, Brian Tai unswervingly chose a career path of fighting for acting strength. He grew short hair and a beard, and played the image of a steady mature man to the end. To tell the truth, his sharp eyes and raised eyebrows are really a good choice for playing a bad guy.
In 2006, Brian Tai starred in the role of DK in Fast and Furious 3, playing the superb driving drift and untamed image deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, which is also one of the few successful works in his acting career to appear as a protagonist and achieve good response. With this work, he gained a foothold in Hollywood and took his career to the next level.
<h1>Fast & Furious 2 is an arrogant DK</h1>
In Super 3, Takashi DK fights for the power of his uncle who is the boss of the gang, bullying, and many people he does not pay attention to. In the Tokyo multi-story parking lot, it has become a paradise for many drift car fans to gather and learn to meet friends together. DK has become the overlord here, no one can shake his position as a big man in the drift world, and he seems dismissive in the face of the arrival of the newcomer Sean.
Car friends are the purpose of car enthusiasts to communicate and exchange. It was because Sean talked to Nila about the car engine that DK couldn't stand it, which was an offense to him. Sean has the stubbornness of a newborn calf who is not afraid of tigers and DK is intimidated, the two do not give in to each other and finally come to a drag race, Shawn, who is good at accelerating on the straight, unexpectedly lost badly, and DK was proud.
DK, sitting in the car, holds the steering wheel in his hand, his eyes are determined, and it seems that everything is under his control. Here, he wins every game, and he gets used to it. It's time to show off his magical drifting techniques in front of those who dare to provoke him, and apparently, DK has taught Sean a different kind of drift lesson with his own practical actions.
Sean inadvertently gets too close to Nela, and DK is furious. He led a group of people into Sean's drift training ground, indiscriminately punching Sean a few times and giving him verbal warnings. DK is such a person, arbitrary, unreasonable, Brian Tai played a villain role into a wooden three points, vivid and graphic.
<h1>Film and television amphibious and prolific actor</h1>
In the first two seasons of the 2015 TV series "Chicago First Aid", Brian Tai played an emergency department doctor named Ethan Amari, a role with positive energy that was a challenge for Brian Tai, who was used to playing bad guys and villains, but he easily won the role, which showed that he was a well-rounded actor, both good and evil.
In 2016, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2 was released in the United States, with Brian Tai replacing Shiro Suzune in the previous game as the film's main villain, Slade. Although his skills and strength were much inferior to those of his previous work, Brian Tai succeeded in playing the role of Slade brilliantly, and received unanimous recognition and praise from the crew.
In the movie "Jurassic World", Brian Tai plays Hamada, the captain of the Jurassic Park security team, who did not think that dinosaurs were camouflaged with protective colors during the task of searching for dinosaurs that escaped from the cage. He walks in the front, is ambushed by dinosaurs, first fell in a puddle by dinosaurs, and finally died at the feet of dinosaurs, is an uncompromising tragic character.
<h1>Villain actors also have a kind and warm side</h1>
During the promotion of Quickspeed 3, Lucas Black shouldered Brian Ty, and the two lead actors are deeply hated opponents in the movie, but in reality they are like brothers. His bright smile seems to have changed people's usual perception of him playing more evil roles, which can be described as two kinds of people inside and outside the play.
Brian Thai is a strong man who has been active since childhood, has developed strong muscles, and was the captain of the football team when he was in high school. In fact, his body is also very suitable for acting in action scenes, but there are few such opportunities in the star-studded Hollywood film and television circle.
In fact, the low-key Brian Ty already has his own small family, his wife is gentle and elegant, and they have a cute and well-behaved daughter. Brian Tai, who worked hard in Hollywood, gained a foothold in the face of unpopular Asian actors and achieved a synchronized development of his love career, which is also a surprise.
Conclusion: Brian Tai is known for his role as a villain, especially the DK in "Fast and Furious 3" that impressed many fans. As one of the countless Asian actors who have achieved a small success in Hollywood, he has been recognized by the Hollywood showbiz circle for his solid and stable acting skills. The inherent prejudices of Hollywood in the United States have made many talented Japanese and Korean actors lose their due opportunities, and it is even more difficult to play the main role. Brian Tai has created a different kind of success in the fiercely competitive showbiz industry with his rugged villain image, which is also an affirmation and reward for his tireless pursuit of acting career for many years!