Moving On...
Shooting will resume on March 31, Universal Pictures
confirmed Tuesday to E! News, meaning the cast and
crew will be heading back to work roughly four
months after the shocking death of franchise star
Paul Walker.
Walker had already shot a number of scenes for the
film, his sixth appearance in the series (having not
appeared in The Fast & the Furious: Tokyo Drift),
when he was killed in a car crash Nov. 30 at the age
of 40. It's not known yet how the movie is going to
handle saying goodbye to Walker's character, Brian
O'Conner, but he will be in the film.
Meanwhile, Vin Diesel, who's been the de facto cast
spokesman during the unfortunate hiatus, wrote on
Facebook about getting back into F&F mode. "The
transition into that Dom state of mind has always
been an interesting one…only this time there is
added purpose, a collective goal to make this the
best one in the series," the actor wrote.
"P.s. The long awaited completion of Seven,
begins…"
Asked in a Q&A with fans on Sunday what made the
F&F franchise so successful, Michelle Rodriguez
attributed the films' popularity to the relationships
portrayed onscreen.
"The chemistry of the cast built the loyal fan base,
and the fact that these characters live by their own
code and answer one but each other creates a hero
like admiration for a multicultural audience that
usually has no heroes in Hollywood to relate to," she
wrote. "The fast Franchise is an underdog Giant in
Hollywood and I hope it paves a road for many
Multicultural big [budget], quality productions in the
future."
Fast & Furious 7 is due in theaters April 10, 2015. (E!
Online and Universal Pictures are both members of
the NBCUniversal family.)
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