RIP

was his career driving?

RIP Paul walker. Fast and furious movies were guilty pleasure. I know they weren't superb movies but I enjoyed them. Also recently watched joyride. While walker may not have been making grade A Movies I still thought he was a decent actor. And it sounds like he was a decent person as well.

RIP

They have been filming for awhile yes. If that's the case, his scenes might already be done or most of them anyways. So sad.

I'd venture to guess they likely have almost all of his stuff filmed, and it will definitely be interesting to see how they are going to rework the script, because I bet he ends up perishing in the movie, and obviously not in a car accident. Even more so I wonder if any major changes to scenes that included characters, such as bad guys, that might have died in some auto related manner with be reworked to omit any on screen auto fatalities.

It's tough given. Nature of the films and the franchise- but I'm guessing that they're not going to want anyone sitting through some horrific car scene while watching Walker posthumously up there on screen.

I would think they would write off walker some other way than death, but who knows.

I'd think FF7 has to be the last film now.

I'd say his best flicks are what, the whole F&TF flicks, the skulls, running scared, joy ride, the lazarus project and ?

I've seen others listed but not sure if any are good

I met him once, he went out on a date with one of my friends. Cool guy

What is sad is look at the movies to come he would have maybe earned a Oscar in , A lot of actor do rolls like he does just to get that break, He was young only 40 my wife's age, but yes he will be missed.

Pleasantville, speaking of which I was talking to my Uncle and suggesting movies he might like and haven't seen. Then I listed the stars in the movie, and commented that Paul Walker was in it by describing him " You, know the blonde cop/street racer in F&TF."

****ing spooky and surreal

Varsity Blues

Varsity blues was good. He was the QB that gets hurt

I thought Fast and Furious was Obama's gun-running program. I never knew until today that it was also a movie franchise.