- "F9" star Sung Kang tells Insider he wants an epic scene with Jason Statham in the next movie.
- Kang's character, Han, returned to the franchise after Deckard Shaw (Statham) seemingly killed him.
- Han paid Shaw a visit at the end of "Fast 9" in an end-credits scene.
- Visit Insider's homepage for more stories.
Fans were excited to see Han (Sung Kang) confront his "murderer" Deckard Shaw (Jason Statham) at the end of "F9," and Kang can't wait to share the screen with Statham again.
When asked what he could tell us about how that scene will pick up when we next see the duo, Kang told Insider, "I can't tell you much, but I'm a big fan of Statham so I would love some epic scene."
Shaw seemingly killed Han at the end of 2013's "Fast 6." But after Shaw appeared to get chummy with Han's friends in 2017's "The Fate of the Furious," fans started a campaign to receive "Justice for Han."
Now that Han's been brought back from the dead – something director Justin Lin did in part because Shaw's final scene in "Fate" caused "fan outrage" – we've been promised "justice is coming."
Still, don't expect justice to come in the form of the two throwing down the next time we see them on screen together.
"You pointed something out," Kang said. "Han didn't look too pissed off, did he? It wasn't a great start to an epic battle."
"Maybe we're gonna play chess together," Kang, who said he hasn't seen the "Fast 10" script yet, teased playfully with a laugh, adding, "Go over hair products."
Shaw's bald, so that may not be the move in "Fast 10."
When it comes to the "Justice for Han" movement, Kang said justice for the character doesn't include going after Shaw.
"It's not that it's a vendetta against Deckard Shaw," Kang said. "I think it's something deeper than that. I think it goes down to justice of his loss, of his love."
Kang hinted that Han still blames himself for the death of his girlfriend, Gisele (Gal Gadot), adding that the fans "need Gisele back."
When Insider mentioned that a possible Gisele return may be the justice Han is seeking, Kang said, "I think so."
"F9: The Director's Cut" is now available on digital and Blu-ray.