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Chris Morgan is an American screenwriter and producer. His writing credits include multiple screenplays in the Fast & Furious franchise, Wanted, and the Fox crime drama Gang Related. Morgan's production company, Chris Morgan Productions, signed a first-look deal with Universal in 2011.
YearTitleWriterProducer2024YesYes2023NoYes2023NoExecutive2023YesNoChris Morgan is a producer and writer who has worked on several Fast & Furious films, as well as other action and horror movies. He is also the creator of Gang Related and The Troop TV series.
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Aug 6, 2019 · Hobbs & Shaw writer-producer Chris Morgan goes in-depth on his history with the Fast & Furious franchise and reveals his original Fast Five idea.
Apr 28, 2017 · Screenwriter Chris Morgan talks about his involvement in the Fast and Furious franchise, the future of the series, and his work on the Universal monster movies. He reveals the origin of Tokyo Drift, the original ending of Furious 7, and his ideas for outer space and time travel.
- Who Are The Daughters of Atlas & Where Is Dr. Sivana/Mr. Mind?
- Shazam! Fury of The Gods End-Credits Scenes
- Will There Be A Shazam! 3?
- Red One with Dwayne Johnson
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Explain a little bit for people how this thing happened. GAYDEN: Totally. So, [the] first movie comes out, they're like, “Hey, let's make a sequel.” So they bring me in and we developed it for Sivana/Mr. Mind, went down various avenues for what the next story should be, and kind of the whole time we knew what the core emotional story for Billy woul...
I definitely have to touch on the after-the-credits scenes. How did you decide what was going to be the scenes that were after the credits? GAYDEN: So, the origin of the second one, the post-credit scene is– so, I'd written a draft with Sivana/Mr. Mind, we ultimately had dispensed with it, and I talked about kind of going into the Daughters of Atla...
There's a lot of change at DC right now with James [Gunn] and Peter taking control. How much are you thinking about the future? Because the possibility exists for Shazam to continue with James and Peter’s taking over DC because this is sort of its own thing. So how much are you thinking about the future, and how much are you like, “I don't even wan...
I want to ask Chris an individualquestion. I'm looking forward to Red Onebecause, you know, I'm a fan of this guy Dwayne. He seems to be okay. GAYDEN: He’s a wrestler, right? Is he the guy that makes tequila? Something like that. I am curious because not much is known about the movie, Dwayne has been a little guarded, (co-writer) Hiram [Garcia] has...
Chris Morgan, co-writer of the sequel to Shazam!, talks about his collaboration with Henry Gayden, the origin of the Daughters of Atlas, and the post-credits scenes. He also reveals his upcoming project, Red One, with Dwayne Johnson.
Mar 30, 2015 · There are a lot of heroes in the Fast & Furious movies, but the unsung hero of the Fast & Furious movies is screenwriter Chris Morgan, who joined the franchise at its lowest point and helped...
Aug 1, 2019 · The writer of eight Fast films shares secrets of the series, from Tokyo Drift to Hobbs & Shaw. Learn how he created the characters, plots, and stunts of the billion-dollar franchise.
