Louis Leterrier

Louis Leterrier, born on June 17, 1973, is a prominent French director known for his significant contributions to the action film genre and television. He first garnered attention with his direction of the acclaimed "Transporter" series, which includes the first two films released between 2002 and 2005. Leterrier's impressive filmography continued with his work on "The Incredible Hulk" in 2008, where he brought a fresh perspective to the superhero genre. In 2010, he helmed "Clash of the Titans," a visually stunning reimagining of the classic myth, followed by the 2013 hit "Now You See Me," which cleverly blended magic and heist elements.

In addition to these cinematic achievements, Leterrier has also made a mark in television. He directed the critically praised series "The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance" in 2019, showcasing his ability to create immersive fantasy worlds. More recently, he took the reins of the popular series "Lupin" in 2021, which has captivated audiences with its clever storytelling and charismatic lead.

Leterrier is set to expand his influence in the blockbuster realm further with his direction of the tenth and eleventh installments of the Fast & Furious franchise, "Fast X" (2023) and "Fast XI" (2026). His dynamic storytelling and visual flair have solidified him as a key figure in contemporary cinema and television.