After the French-Canadian co-production "Transporter" was canceled by the United States, the production company decided to continue the second season. Recently, it was finally announced that the second season will be premiered on The Movie Network (Canada) and The Movie Channel (US cable TV) on October 5th, US time. British actor Chris Vance, who starred in "Prison Break" and "The Doctor", recently joined the TV version of "Transporter" and played the leading role of Frank Martin; he also guest-starred in "Dexter" and "Burn Notice". The TV version of "Transporter" is adapted from the 2002 movie of the same name. The film also launched two sequels in 2005 and 2008. In the movie, Frank Martin is played by action superstar Jason Statham, which is impressive. As the screenwriter of the movie trilogy, Luc Besson will be responsible for the production of the TV version, but it is not clear whether he will write the script for the pilot episode. As there are many action scenes in the drama, Chris Vance has already started physical preparations. "I have already started training, which really requires perseverance, because we have to shoot for 5 months, and it is really difficult to keep such an excited physical state. The stunt doubles in the movie are designing actions for the TV series. They are all very experienced. I will do my best to cooperate with them and interpret my role well." It is worth mentioning that Robert Knepper (T-Bag), another star in "Prison Break", has previously starred in "The Transporter 3". Will he also join the TV series this time? Chris Vance said, "I don't know, and I haven't asked the producer, but his acting is really great and he has a sense of humor."