Vin Diesel

Birth Name:

Mark Sinclair Vincent

Birthday:

Tuesday, July 18, 1967

Sign:

Cancer

Birth Place:

New York City, New York, USA

Height:

6' 0"

Latest projects

Vin's father taught theatre. His mother was a psychologist and astrologist. Other than revealing that Vincent is his real last name, he won't talk about much of the rest of his early life. Vin dropped out of college to make _Multi-Facial (1994)_, a short about a struggling actor that played in Cannes in 1995, which eventually got Steven Spielberg's attention. Spielberg then cast him in Saving Private Ryan (1998) and Vin's career was launched.

News

First Fast Five Foto

Submitted on 12 December 2010

With the studios clamouring to get their trailers out in front of movies and on the web as quickly as possible in the run up to Christmas, the sheer volume of promos arriving is becoming ridiculous.... Read more

Riddick 3's plot revealed in first script review

Submitted on 12 April 2010

It's a franchise that continues to exist, despite a emphatic fanbase of one (Vin Diesel) and it's getting a third installment in the form of THE CHRONICLES OF RIDDICK: DEAD MAN STALKING. Yes, that's the actual title. ... Read more

Three Xs plus three Ds equals a new Vin Diesel xXx in 3D

Submitted on 01 April 2010

While it pays to be wary of movie announcements on April 1st, this one seems pretty plausible: Vin Diesel and director Rob Cohen are re-teaming for a new xXx flick, in 3D.... Read more

Third Riddick Pic Is Officially On

Submitted on 11 February 2010

While Vin Diesel and David Twohy have been banging the Riddick drum constantly in the years since The Chronicles Of Riddick, the idea of a third film had largely existed as plans and rumours, with no firm commitment from Universal.... Read more

Universal Dips Back Into the Fast and Furious Well

Submitted on 04 February 2010

Sometimes a film is so fantastic that it demands a sequel (The Godfather, Back to the Future). Other times sequels are churned out by studios eager to make a buck (Weekend at Bernie's II, Leprechaun: Back 2 tha Hood).... Read more

Reviews

Fast Five

Submitted on 29 April 2011

The Fast and the Furious franchise has always been about high octane action and racing skills that would put some of the best drivers around to shame. Fast Five continues that story right from where the fourth film left off.... Read more

Fast & Furious (BLU-RAY)

Submitted on 13 July 2009

The Fast and the Furious movies have had an interesting progressions. The first movie was probably the weakest story of the bunch but it gets credit for being the first. The second had a great story but not quite enough car racing. The third was just fun an different. Now, the cast of the ori... Read more

Fast & Furious

Submitted on 01 April 2009

Justin Lin (Fast and The Furious: Tokyo Drift) returns to direct this action packed sequel with the all original cast. This time around Agent Brian O’Conner, now working with the FBI, is trying to bring down a drug lord who hires street racers to help in his operations.... Read more

The Chronicles of Riddick (BLU-RAY)

Submitted on 27 March 2009

The Chronicles of Riddick was a horrible movie...when it first came out. It came out as a high budget sequel to a brilliant low budget movie (that being Pitch Black). The smart move would have been to do a more futuristic action/crime movie as a prequel, showcasing the life of Riddick before th... Read more

Pitch Black (BLU-RAY)

Submitted on 26 March 2009

Pitch Black was a groundbreaking movie at the time. It was a sci fi horror movie shot on a shoestring budget. The way around the low budget? Make the movie, well, pitch black, so a lot of the fears and special effects are hidden in the cloak of the night. Luckily, it worked for them in an Alf... Read more