I've heard they've filmed several scenes with Walker in the next Fast but not sure if they got him in all they needed. They have to have him die in the film is the only option isn't it?

 

I was thinking have him drive off in the sun set?

I've heard they've filmed several scenes with Walker in the next Fast but not sure if they got him in all they needed. They have to have him die in the film is the only option isn't it?

 

I guess it would depend on what all they have filmed so far. They may be better off taking him out of it completely.

3 minute reel of clips I assembled to remember the late great actor. (Includes Varsity BLUES, She's All That, 2 Fast 2 Furious, Fast and Furious 6, and some interviews)

Edited December 3, 201312 yr by UKFan10
forgot to include the link!

I guess it would depend on what all they have filmed so far. They may be better off taking him out of it completely.

 

Too much money to be made sadly.

Has anyone else seen the ridiculousness going around social media suggesting that Paul Walkers death wasn't an accident. It's really sad, there are so many people that are so sheltered or emotionally immature that they just can't understand or accept a tragedy which is exactly what this was(even if they were driving way too fast). But events such as these are a matter of fact part of life yet people are convinced that's not how the world works and that there is more to the story here. I've even seen a mention of government involvement..... SMH.

Has anyone else seen the ridiculousness going around social media suggesting that Paul Walkers death wasn't an accident. It's really sad, there are so many people that are so sheltered or emotionally immature that they just can't understand or accept a tragedy which is exactly what this was(even if they were driving way too fast). But events such as these are a matter of fact part of life yet people are convinced that's not how the world works and that there is more to the story here. I've even seen a mention of government involvement..... SMH.

Conspoiracy theorist spend too much time with foil hats just looking for a reason to spread more rumors no matter who they hurt in the process.

Has anyone else seen the ridiculousness going around social media suggesting that Paul Walkers death wasn't an accident. It's really sad' date=' there are so many people that are so sheltered or emotionally immature that they just can't understand or accept a tragedy which is exactly what this was(even if they were driving way too fast). But events such as these are a matter of fact part of life yet people are convinced that's not how the world works and that there is more to the story here. I've even seen a mention of government involvement..... SMH.[/quote']

 

How would it not be an accident considering all of the evidence..?

How would it not be an accident considering all of the evidence..?

 

There are people who believe James Holmes didn't shoot up the theatre during the batman movie and people that believe Sandy Hook was a government hoax.

How would it not be an accident considering all of the evidence..?

 

Don't ask me. What kills me is there's literally thousands of folks out there that are convinced the truth will be revealed in time. It's almost as sad as Mr. Walkers unfortunate passing. It does nothing but taint his legacy(whatever that is) IMO.

Has anyone else seen the ridiculousness going around social media suggesting that Paul Walkers death wasn't an accident. It's really sad, there are so many people that are so sheltered or emotionally immature that they just can't understand or accept a tragedy which is exactly what this was(even if they were driving way too fast). But events such as these are a matter of fact part of life yet people are convinced that's not how the world works and that there is more to the story here. I've even seen a mention of government involvement..... SMH.

I am not understanding the infatuation with his death. I guess he is a well known actor, but not a major player like a Brad Pitt, Tom Cruise, etc. God rest his soul, but people act is if we lost an American hero and icon.

I am not understanding the infatuation with his death. I guess he is a well known actor, but not a major player like a Brad Pitt, Tom Cruise, etc. God rest his soul, but people act is if we lost an American hero and icon.

 

Speaking for myself.....

 

 

Unlike Pitt, Cruise and now Will Smith, Paul Walker seemed like the likeable guy that everyone liked to be around. Was he a good actor? Probably not. Was he an A-lister that popped up in US Weekly? No. But he seemed cool as hell. The guy not too caught up in Hollywood. And as my wife would say, that's one good looking man, so women loved him also. He always played likeable roles and those of us who love the Fast and Furious franchise loved Brian O'Conner. He played that role magnificently and in that role he made decisions that made you not even worry about if it was right or wrong you just made those decisions out of loyalty. I liked his work and would watch any movie he appeared in. Yes, I'll miss Paul Walker way more than Pitt, Cruise and even sorry old gone way too Hollywood Will Smith. I lost one of my favorite actors too soon and apparently a lot of people feel the same way.

 

As I said, the Fast and Furious franchise will never be the same.

I am not understanding the infatuation with his death. I guess he is a well known actor, but not a major player like a Brad Pitt, Tom Cruise, etc. God rest his soul, but people act is if we lost an American hero and icon.

 

If he were ugly, you'd literally hear half as much about this... Females have gone crazy over it, and it ain't cuz he was a great actor.

I am not understanding the infatuation with his death. I guess he is a well known actor' date=' but not a major player like a Brad Pitt, Tom Cruise, etc. God rest his soul, but people act is if we lost an American hero and icon.[/quote']

 

Agree.

 

Speaking for myself.....

 

Unlike Pitt, Cruise and now Will Smith, Paul Walker seemed like the likeable guy that everyone liked to be around. Was he a good actor? Probably not. Was he an A-lister that popped up in US Weekly? No. But he seemed cool as hell. The guy not too caught up in Hollywood. And as my wife would say, that's one good looking man, so women loved him also. He always played likeable roles and those of us who love the Fast and Furious franchise loved Brian O'Conner. He played that role magnificently and in that role he made decisions that made you not even worry about if it was right or wrong you just made those decisions out of loyalty. I liked his work and would watch any movie he appeared in. Yes, I'll miss Paul Walker way more than Pitt, Cruise and even sorry old gone way too Hollywood Will Smith. I lost one of my favorite actors too soon and apparently a lot of people feel the same way.

 

As I said, the Fast and Furious franchise will never be the same.

 

Sorry...but Pitt and Smith....I'd love to hang out with them. Cruise...I agree with

 

If he were ugly, you'd literally hear half as much about this... Females have gone crazy over it, and it ain't cuz he was a great actor.

 

I agree!