It's the sixth installment of the high-octane action series, [The] Fast & the Furious, 這是超疾速刺激動作電影「玩命關頭」系列的第六集，
and once again Hollywood muscle man Vin Diesel takes on the character of hard-talking street racer and ex-con Dominic Toretto. 好萊塢肌肉猛男馮．迪索再度擔綱飾演撂狠話的街頭飆客暨前科犯唐老大。
It's a silver screen series that highlighted Diesel's strength in playing the tough guy role. 這個大螢幕系列電影突顯了迪索擅長扮演硬漢角色。
And after the original raked in a cool 40 million [dollars] at the box office in its first weekend in 2001, 第一集在二○○一年首週票房就賺進整整一億四千萬美元，
The Fast & the Furious franchise sees Vin Diesel step firmly into the limelight to become one of Tinseltown's A-listers. 然後「玩命關頭」系列就看著馮．迪索穩穩踏入聚光燈下，成為好萊塢的第一線演員之一。
This week on Talk Asia, we're in Seoul to catch up with Vin Diesel and find out who he really is. 本週的《亞洲名人聊天室》，我們在首爾與馮．迪索碰面聊聊，瞭解他的真面目。
Thank you so much for spending a few minutes of your time. You have a very busy schedule. Congratulations on Fast & Furious 6. 非常謝謝你撥出幾分鐘的時間，你的行程非常忙碌。恭喜電影《玩命關頭》上映。
You've taken ownership over this franchise as well, producing these movies. 你也握有這個系列電影的所有權，製作這些電影。
What have you learned about the process and of dealing with studios in Hollywood? 你在這過程以及與好萊塢電影公司交涉的過程中學到了什麼？
Being a producer allowed me to be more accountable for the overall picture. 當製作人讓我必須為整部片子負更多責任。
When you see Fast & Furious 6, you see that played out in its fullest, in the sense that all of our characters shine so well. 觀賞《玩命關頭》的時候，你看到呈現出來的是全力製作的結果，因為我們所有的角色都表現得淋漓盡致。
That's a testament to wanting everyone in the cast to shine, wanting the director to be the best that he... 這顯示我們期望演員陣容中的每個人都能表現亮眼，期望導演盡全力，他……
I like walking away from a film and everyone in the film being applauded for doing their best work. 我喜歡在看完電影離開的時候，片中的每個人都因為拿出最佳表現而獲得掌聲。
When you directed... wrote, directed, produced your first short film, Multi-Facial, 你當時執導……編、導、製作了你的第一部短片《多面人》，
I remember watching it and seeing this guy, the character, Mike... this very open, very honest, very accessible, very real guy. 我記得在觀賞的時候看著這個男子，麥克這個角色……這個非常坦承、非常誠懇、非常親切、非常真實的男子。
This small short film that cost, what, $3,000 to make, lands in the lap of a really big-time Hollywood director. 這部短片耗費大約三千美元製作，結果落到一位真的是大有來頭的好萊塢導演手中。
Tell me about that. 跟我談談這件事。
Well, I had just come back from the Sundance Film Festival with Strays, and I thought that I would sell it then, and I didn't sell it. 嗯，我那時剛帶著《迷失》從日舞影展回來，我以為我能把這部片賣出去，但並沒有。
And then one Saturday morning, I get a call from my agent and she says, "You're not gonna believe this but Steven Spielberg saw your short film." 然後，某個週六早上，我接到我經紀人打來的電話，她說：「你一定不相信，但是史蒂芬．史匹柏看過你的短片了。」
I just started jumping up and down. And I remember I jumped on my bed. I was jumping up and down on my bed like a kid at Christmas. 我就開始跳上跳下的。我記得我跳到床上，像個小孩過聖誕節一樣在床上跳上跳下。
And the agent said, "Can you shut up for a second, Vin? I have more to tell you. 然後經紀人說：「你可以安靜一下嗎，馮？我還有更多消息要告訴你。
He wants to write a role for you in Saving Private Ryan." 他要在《搶救雷恩大兵》裡給你寫一個角色。」
How did that change you? 這件事給你帶來什麼改變？
How did it change me? 給我帶來什麼改變？
It... I guess the fact that my colleagues... it really changed my colleagues, my colleagues had changed. 那……我想事實上我的同僚……那改變了我共事的人，我的同僚換了，
It was no longer the thespian that would, you know, be rehearsing with me at the park, it was now Steven Spielberg. 不再是悲劇性的演員和我在公園裡排演，現在是史蒂芬．史匹柏呢！
And he said, "You know, I want you to meet Tom." And I said, "Tom who?" 然後他說：「我要你跟湯姆見個面。」我說：「哪位湯姆？」
And he started laughing, and said -- and looked at me, like, "You don't know what you're here for?" 然後他笑了起來，說——看著我一副「你不知道自己來這裡要幹什麼嗎？」的樣子，
Kind of like, "Are you... do you know anything about this industry?" -- "Tom Hanks." 就好像「你是……你對這個業界有什麼瞭解嗎？」——「湯姆．漢克。」
And I said, "Oh!" and I was so... I felt so, at that moment, embarrassed, and he said, "No, no, no, that's a good thing. Don't lose that." 然後我說：「喔！」我就很……我那一刻覺得很糗，然後他說：「不，不，不，這是好事。別失去它。」
He was speaking to keeping that New York integrity, or keeping that integrity, period. 他談到保持那種紐約的率直，或簡單說就是率直。
So I would go to the set early and I would talk to him and I would talk to him. 然後我會提早到片場，和他談談，就和他談談。
I remember one day he said -- I was talking to him about something in the third act about Tom Hanks' character, 我記得有一天他說——我在跟他談第三幕裡湯姆．漢克的角色的事情，
and he looked at me with the most puzzled look on his face, like, this guy is crazy -- 然後他看著我，臉上帶著極為困惑的表情，好像在說這個傢伙發神經啊——
"Vinny, you die in the first act. You're not even in the third act!" 「小馮，你在第一幕就死了，第三幕你根本沒有出現！」
But he was so encouraging that when I wasn't shooting he even let me operate a 35-millimeter camera. 但是他很鼓勵人，我沒拍的時候，他甚至讓我操作三十五釐米攝影機。
You couldn't buy better education than that. 你花錢也買不到比這更好的教導了。
I couldn't. I used to say all the time, and I would say to anybody, to take this advice. 買不到的。我總是說，而且會跟任何人說，要聽這建言。
I would have brought him coffee every day and he didn't even... he wouldn't have had to pay me. 我寧願每天幫他端咖啡，他甚至不用……他甚至不用付我錢。
That access to working professionals was what I was longing for. 接觸工作中的專業人士，是我一直渴望的。
I just wanted to be around them. I just wanted to see what they do and learn from what they do. 我就是想在他們身邊。我就是想看他們怎麼做事並從中學習。
And because it was all foreign to me. 因為這對我來說整個很陌生。
If you could talk to your younger self, knowing what you know in those days when you thought maybe it's not gonna happen, 如果你能和年輕的自己說話，現在知道在你認為自己也許不會成功的那些日子裡的想法，
what would you tell yourself? 你會想對自己說什麼？
Play it cool. I'd say... I'd say, play it cool and learn as much as you can because everything you learn you're gonna need. 沈住氣。我會說……我會說，沈住氣，然後盡量學習，因為你學的每件事日後都會需要。
You won't have enough time to learn. Everything is an education. 你沒有充分的時間可以學習。凡事都是教導。