In the latter he plays an undercover cop, just as in the initial The Fast and the Furious his character, Brian O'Connor, was part of an undercover LAPD operation to infiltrate a street racing circuit.
Speedy Ortiz might sound like the nickname of a minor Fast & Furious 7 character, but don't let that put you off the band's rollicking alt-rock.
The monk presented his sermon as allegory so as not to offend Isabeau overtly, but he cast her and her ladies-in-waiting as "furious, vengeful characters".
John Singleton, the first black director to be nominated for an Oscar (for Boyz N The Hood in 1992), chipped in to explain – among other things – where he came up with the name Furious Styles, the character memorably played by Laurence Fishburne.
What she doesn't do is connect Toback's "avidity for filmmaking" with the characters' furious behavior.
"Angels in America" is filled with wishes, hope, rabbinical anger, fantasy — and the kinds of errors in characterization that are bound to happen when big ideas come fast and furious, and authentic characters with beautifully confused intentions serve or get run over by those ideas.
Pop art and acid-washed colors cyber-psychedelia in the works of Californian artist Nick Giasullo, who creates furious post-cyberpunk characters wearing futuristic uniforms.
Many of these involve a character called Furious, who hasn't been excluded, despite a long record of misdemeanours.
Perhaps the most famous speech on the subject comes from Lawrence Fishburne's character Jason "Furious" Styles in John Singleton's Boyz N The Hood (1991).
Furious that the lead "character" was white, as though the colour of his skin would have made him more or less transgender.
