'Fast & Furious' – Vin Diesel reveals that Paul Walker's character would return for the final movie

Brian O’Conner de Paul Walker It could be back for a last trip in the franchise Fast & Furious de Universal Pictures.

Although the seventh installment, Furious 7was promoted at the time as a tribute and the final trip of Walker as Brian, after his unfortunate death in November 2013, the protagonist and producer of the franchise, Vin dieselwho plays Dominic Toretto, revealed the novelties about what fans can expect from The eleventh movie of Fast and furious.

After attending the Fuel Fest automobile festival, in support of Cody Walker, Paul's brother, the actor said:

“Just yesterday I was with Universal Studios … the study told me: 'Vin, can we have the end of Fast & Furious In April 2027? '. I told them: 'With three conditionsbecause I've been listening to my fans. '”

“The first is to bring the franchise back to Los Angeles. The second is to return to the culture of motor racing, to street races. The third was gathering Dom and Brian O'Conner. That is what you will see in the end.”

Walker lost his life on November 30, 2013 in a car accident in Valencia, California, at age 40. When the tragedy occurred, Paul had about half of his recorded scenes for Furious 7. Filming continued using digital special effects (CGI), visual effects artists (VFX), and their two brothers Cody and Caleb Walker, to create the remaining 350 shots of his character, Brian O'Conner.

The story gave Brian an emotional and dignified farewell, with a final scene in which Dom and Brian being in their respective cars, they are shared, and after showing a montage with the most beloved scenes of Walker's character, they have a last trip until they get away in opposite directions, while the musical theme See You Again Wiz Khalifa and Charlie Puth are heard in the background.

That last scene was also created with VFX and sound editors who created Walker's vocal interpretation from the actor's existing dialogue.

You find the final scene below.

In the most recent sequel, Fast X (2023), Dom Toretto and his family were attacked by the vindictive son of the Narco Hernan Reyes, whom we met in Fast Five. Director Louis Leterrier will return as director of Fast XI.