Fast and Furious 8: Fast and Furious 7: The Alternative End of Fast and Furious 7 Unveiled

sivertime — Mon, 01 May 2017 18:19:01 +0000

What should have been the end of Fast and Furious 7 if Paul Walker was not dead? Chris Morgan, the screenwriter of the film, finally unveiled the issue.
It was November 30, 2013. Paul Walker , the actor who played Brian O’Conner in the Fast and Furious franchise, would die tragically in a car accident, while the seventh installment was in full production. And because the family values highlighted in Fast and Furious reflect the bond that unites all the actors in the saga, Vin Diesel and his comrades wanted to finish the film for their friend, for their brother. In order to fill his absence during a part of the shoot, the film crew appealed to Paul Walker’s brothers and spent $ 50 million to emblazon the face of the film. But that was not the only thing they had to adapt. In order to give a fine end to the character of Paul Walker, The end of Fast and Furious 7 also had to be changed. An end that made Fast and Furious 7 a very moving film, as we told you in our review of the time . But we can not help wondering what should have been the end of the film if Paul Walker was not dead? And as if the seventh installment writer, Chris Morgan, had read in our minds, he finally lifted the veil on it in a recent interview with Collider . But we can not help wondering what should have been the end of the film if Paul Walker was not dead? And as if the seventh installment writer, Chris Morgan, had read in our minds, he finally lifted the veil on it in a recent interview with Collider . But we can not help wondering what should have been the end of the film if Paul Walker was not dead? And as if the seventh installment writer, Chris Morgan, had read in our minds, he finally lifted the veil on it in a recent interview with Collider .
It does not mean that he would have stopped participating in these adventures, but the context would have been a little different, he would have better understood who he was and what really had value in his life, ” said Chris Morgan . A beautiful destiny was waiting therefore O’Conner but it will be necessary to do without, to our great regret. However, if he missed us in Fast and Furious 8, the franchise proved to us that it could work very well without Paul Walker.

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Fast and Furious 8: Fast and Furious 7: The Alternative End of Fast and Furious 7 Unveiled