Chris Morgan

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1. 1966 age 0

   Born

2. 2004 age 38

   CreditCellularscreenwriter

3. 2006 age 40

   CreditThe Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Driftscreenwriter

4. 2008 age 42

   CreditWantedscreenwriter

5. 2009 age 43

   CreditFast & Furiousscreenwriter

6. 2011 age 45

   CreditFast Fivescreenwriter

7. 2013 age 47

   Credit47 Roninscreenwriter

   CreditFast & Furious 6screenwriter

8. 2015 age 49

   CreditFurious 7screenwriter

9. 2017 age 51

   CreditThe Fate of the Furiousexecutive producer

   CreditThe Fate of the Furiousscreenwriter

   CreditThe Mummyproducer

10. 2018 age 52

    CreditBird Boxproducer

11. 2019 age 53

    CreditHobbs & Shawscreenwriter

12. 2021 age 55

    CreditF9screenwriter

13. 2023 age 57

    CreditShazam! Fury of the Godsscreenwriter

14. 2024 age 58

    CreditRed Oneproducer

    CreditRed Onescreenwriter

• NMNeal H. Moritz7 titles
• VDVin Diesel7 titles
• BTBrian Tyler7 titles
• MRMichelle Rodriguez6 titles
• DJDwayne Johnson6 titles
• SKSung Kang6 titles
• SWStephen F. Windon6 titles
• JSJason Statham6 titles
• GGGal Gadot5 titles
• TGTyrese Gibson5 titles

• I think why people will love these monster films is the they are an homage to the originals, which means you’re gonna get complex characters. And the thing that I think is interesting about monsters is that they are always exaggerations of human attributes or human fears. For example, Frankenstein was a result of the kind of industrial and scientific revolution—are we playing God? Should we be playing God? And with the Wolfman there’s that worry of what happens if I lose control? What happens if I hurt the things around me that I love? There’s very human questions and worries and fears and darkness and cravings.

  Chris Morgan (writer), CC BY-SA 4.0