Vin Diesel shares F&F 7 release date
and last scene shot with Paul Walker
Vin diesel shared this photo above and said it was
the last scene filmed with late Paul Walker.
"It was the last scene we filmed together.
There was a unique sense of completion, of
pride we shared... in the film we were now
completing... the magic captured... and, in
just how far we've come...," Vin Diesel wrote
on his Facebook page
He then announced the release date for the
seventh installment of the Fast and Furious
franchise "Fast and Furious 7 will be
released . . .April 10th 2015! P.s. He'd want you to
know first" He wrote
Fast and Furious 7 was originally slated for a July
2014 release, but because of Paul's sudden death,
production was put on indefinite hold. Universal
Pictures confirmed that Paul will appear in the
latest sequel, using footage shot before he died.
Meanwhile TMZ reports that a group of fans are
trying to rename the street he died on to 'Walker
Rodas Memorial Parkway' but residents of the
area have rejected the idea, saying Paul and his
friend did nothing for their community and don't
deserve to have the street named after them. The
petition to re-name the street after Paul so far has
over 2000 signatures.
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(Photos) Paul Walker's Lookalike Brother Asked To Play Final Scene Of Paul Walker's Part In Fast And
Paul
Walker's
younger,
lookalike
brother,
Cody
Walker,
has been
asked to
step in for him to film the final scenes for Fast &
The Furious 7. The 40-year-old star was on a break
from filming at the time of his death in a shocking
car crash on November 30th. His remains was
cremated on Thursday and he will be buried today
in a private ceremony.
Cody Walker, 25, who has worked as a movie
stuntman, is set to take his brother's place in the
latest installment of the hit franchise. Following
Paul's death, Universal Pictures announced it was
their duty to shut down production, adding they
were dedicated to providing support to Paul's
immediate family and the extended Fast & Furious
cast, crew, and filmmakers. Producers had a string
of meetings right after Paul's death and they soon
realized they needed someone who looked like Paul
to finish the movie and that's when they approached
his nearly identical brother, Cody.