Directed by: Camille Delamarre
Starring: Ray Stevenson, Ed Skrein, Gabriella Wright, Lenn Kudrjawizki, Loan Chabanol
Frank Martin: It's like the Count said to his Musketeers, I don't cling to life sufficiently to fear death.
Anna: I think you'll find that the more you venture, the more you will gain.
Frank Martin: Quoting Alexandre Dumas? Like, what? You're Count D'Artagnan and they're the Three Musketeers?
Frank Senior: You've read it.
Frank Martin: In fact, my favorite line is, I'm sure you're very nice, but you'd be nicer if you left me alone.
Continuity mistake: The airplane shown in the movie, during the airport scene is an Airbus A319, registration OE-LUX. However when the copilot hits the throttles with his head and the plane starts to accelerate the plane becomes a Boeing 737 with the same livery and registration but with Blue Air written on the engines and another registration, (YR) -BAE on the front landing gear bay. (00:52:50)
Trivia: As this film was originally meant to be a prequel, it contains several references to the original trilogy that were meant to foreshadow future events. (An idea that was somewhat muddled when it was reworked into a reboot.) This includes the plot about human traffickers (which was a reference to the first film) and the opening scene in which someone tries to steal his car, which is a reference to "Transporter 2."