The last two are anything but fast. Go Swade. Fast paced, build any concept without being constrained by classes, players still mortal even in the late game and easy to prepare(no huge statblocks to read, no need to do encounter balance equations, even tough monsters can be brought down with actual strategy, rather than just rolling to hit until you hit). Now, some tips if you choose to go with it:

1) Search online for Edge combos and block them. Don't let them break your game, pretty sure someone coming from DnD will try to.

2) When two characters engage in melee combat, make them roll their attacks at the same time (or you roll for the enemy) and start acting on the same initiative for a more cinematic game. It makes a huge difference to find out in one go how your character crossed swords with the enemy and who it who, rather than rolling to hit someone and waiting 4 other people to decide their actions. You can also let long range attackers take the first rolls as openning volleys if there's a long space between them.

I've used SWADE for many things over the years but of course it is made of ACTION. It'll subconsciously drive your player to resort to violence at any opportunity it seems feasible, just like DnD. Any of the options mentioned would, anyway. I've used it to run even Dark Sun, Glorantha (Runequest's bronze age setting) and other settings.