Beautiful women and beautiful cars go together like bologna and cheese. You can’t have one without the other (unless you happen to be lactose intolerant). Jordana Brewster first hit the scene back in 1988 at the tender age of eight with the Brazilian children’s film, Super Xuxa. She later worked on a few soap operas, but wasn’t officially accepted into the school lockers of millions of street racers across the nation until the surprise hit, The Fast and the Furious (2001).
Brewster plays the character, Mia Toretto, sister to Dominic (played by Vin Diesel). The series continued two years later with Too Fast Too Furious (2003), opting for the likes of Eva Mendes to steal the scenes, while Brewster busied herself at Yale University earning her degree. The third installment, Tokyo Drift, went completely North of the original, introducing Nathalie Kelley, whose hotness was unfortunately smothered by the sensory overload of neon, chrome, Bow Wow, and a 1967 Mustang.
Producers knew that the fourth installment would probably be their last chance to bring the series back on track. A failure here could spiral the Fast and Furious franchise down the cinematic porcelain thrown faster than a spooling G35 turbo. To accomplish positive vibes from movie goers, they brought back the original cast under the guise, “New Model, Original Parts”
However, these are a few of the ‘parts’ we have paid particular attention to over the years.
About Dr. Eric J. Leech
Eric has written for over a decade. Then one day he created Urbasm.com, a site for every guy.
About Dr. Eric J. Leech