Miami detectives Tanner and Tobias Jones must go across their hometown, Nice, and Istanbul to stop car thieves from shipping 40 of the world's most expensive cars to a mysterious internation... Read allMiami detectives Tanner and Tobias Jones must go across their hometown, Nice, and Istanbul to stop car thieves from shipping 40 of the world's most expensive cars to a mysterious international buyer.Miami detectives Tanner and Tobias Jones must go across their hometown, Nice, and Istanbul to stop car thieves from shipping 40 of the world's most expensive cars to a mysterious international buyer.
Michael Madsen
- Tanner
- (voice)
Ving Rhames
- Tobias Jones
- (voice)
Michelle Rodriguez
- Calita
- (voice)
Mickey Rourke
- Jericho
- (voice)
Fisun Burgess
- Additional Voices
- (voice)
- (as Fesun Burgess)
Jake Canuso
- Dubois
- (voice)
Stephane Cornicard
- Vauban
- (voice)
- (as Stephen Cornicard)
Demetri Goritsas
- Bad Hand
- (voice)
- (as Demitri Goritsas)
Qarie Marshall
- Gator
- (voice)
- (as Quarie Marshall)
Zeki Okar
- Additional Voices
- (voice)
Eliud Gabriel Porras
- Lomaz
- (voice)
- (as Eluid Porras)
Sirine Saba
- Fabienne
- (voice)
- Director
- Writer
- All cast & crew
- Production, box office & more at IMDbPro
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaIn Grand Theft Auto III, one mission has the main character kill an undercover cop named Tanner, who was clearly named after the hero of the "Driver" series. In Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, one mission has Tommy Vercetti kill men named after characters from similar games, including Tanner. In this game, Tanner gets his revenge. In each city, he has to kill 10 men named Timmy Vermicelli who wear Hawaiian shirts (similar to Tommy Vercetti) and arm floats (in Vice City, Tommy dies whenever he goes into the water).
- GoofsDuring the opening cinematic in Istanbul, the police officer driving the car is wearing sunglasses, but if you look at the car's rear view mirror, you'll see that his reflection is not wearing sunglasses.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Spike TV VGA Video Game Awards (2003)
- SoundtracksMove Over
Written and Performed by Teddybears Sthlm
Published by Madhouse
Produced 2001 by Sony Music Entertainment Sweden AB
Licensed courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment UK Limited
Featured review
When this first came out it looked awesome, playing the first two driver games the graphics in this third installment was a great improvement. Cities more detailed, none of that wobbly PS1 graphics, crashing a vehicle seemed to have more detailed physics etc.
The story is predictable though and follows in the shadows of GTA games with it's certain gaming style attributes along the way.
If you was like me as a child i cared for the 'Take a Ride' option more than it's story.
Movie making mode was great, i use to love making my own movies but then problems started, lets talk about the games glitches......
The game is an absolute mess for glitches, speaking of movie making mode the playback would only get so far before you just saw Tanner randomly jumping and firing his gun into a wall so that was quickly binned. Mainly for the PS2 version some of the cities had huge holes in them so you could just drop yourself and maybe a vehicle a hundred feet to a matrix style area full of weird cracked graphics. Managing to still drive your fallen vehicle down these glitch gaps, driving off the base of the game would sling shot you back up to the surface and even further sometimes hundreds of feet in the air. It's sad but all these interesting glitches is what made the game weirdly enjoyable.
It doesn't stop there...
I'm not kidding if you play in the city of Nice, and start near that big rock you can drive through, i've seen pedestrians committing suicide and just falling off (What are they doing up there?!), same with certain buildings in the city. It's not how the game was intended but these glitches make it a horror show. Not sure if as many glitches happen on the Xbox version. Vehicles falling through the floor randomly, the list goes on.
I feel like this game was trying too much to be like GTA, it's always been it's rival really but certain styles are an exact match. As a child i loved the game nevertheless, but as an adult it's just not the same and seems dull. I suppose it was about back in the day when these games displayed what gaming could accomplish graphics wise but now being 2021 the game is easily disposed and left as just a memory. I still own it but hardly play it anymore.
The story is predictable though and follows in the shadows of GTA games with it's certain gaming style attributes along the way.
If you was like me as a child i cared for the 'Take a Ride' option more than it's story.
Movie making mode was great, i use to love making my own movies but then problems started, lets talk about the games glitches......
The game is an absolute mess for glitches, speaking of movie making mode the playback would only get so far before you just saw Tanner randomly jumping and firing his gun into a wall so that was quickly binned. Mainly for the PS2 version some of the cities had huge holes in them so you could just drop yourself and maybe a vehicle a hundred feet to a matrix style area full of weird cracked graphics. Managing to still drive your fallen vehicle down these glitch gaps, driving off the base of the game would sling shot you back up to the surface and even further sometimes hundreds of feet in the air. It's sad but all these interesting glitches is what made the game weirdly enjoyable.
It doesn't stop there...
I'm not kidding if you play in the city of Nice, and start near that big rock you can drive through, i've seen pedestrians committing suicide and just falling off (What are they doing up there?!), same with certain buildings in the city. It's not how the game was intended but these glitches make it a horror show. Not sure if as many glitches happen on the Xbox version. Vehicles falling through the floor randomly, the list goes on.
I feel like this game was trying too much to be like GTA, it's always been it's rival really but certain styles are an exact match. As a child i loved the game nevertheless, but as an adult it's just not the same and seems dull. I suppose it was about back in the day when these games displayed what gaming could accomplish graphics wise but now being 2021 the game is easily disposed and left as just a memory. I still own it but hardly play it anymore.
- Adam-09265
- Feb 6, 2021
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