Fast and Furious 9 trailer discloses Han is alive
The Super Bowl advertisement for the 9th upcoming addition to the Fast and Furious franchise showed actor Sung Kang resuming the role of Han, who was shown to have died in 2015's Furious 7 in a car crash. The trailer also reveals popular World Wrestling Entertainment professional wrestler John Cena as Jakob, presumed to be Dom's long lost little brother.
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