Paul Walker’s Death: How Furious 7 Finished Filming After Star's Fiery Car Wreck | ET Uncovered



ET looks back at Paul Walker’s shocking death in 2013, and how his fiery car wreck changed the fate of the ‘Fast and Furious’ saga. At the crash site, an emotional Vin Diesel addressed the crowd of mourning fans, who created makeshift memorials around the spot where his longtime co-star died at 40 years old. Two days earlier, Paul was supporting his charity’s event in Valencia, California, when he took a ride with friend Roger Rodas in a 2005 Porsche Carrera GT. After a few minutes, the car violently spun out before smashing into a tree, igniting the Porsche into a fireball that made it impossible to identify their bodies at the scene. ET tracked ‘Furious 7’s response behind the scenes, including: how Paul’s brothers, Caleb and Cody, and CGI helped finish his incomplete performance, Wiz Khalifa and Charlie Puth’s ‘See You Again’ song tribute, and Brian O’Conner’s journey turning away from Dominic Torreto’s on-screen adventures.

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50 thoughts on “Paul Walker’s Death: How Furious 7 Finished Filming After Star's Fiery Car Wreck | ET Uncovered”

  1. Well…. If he hadn't been in a car speeding on a public roadway… he would still be alive… Can't feel sorry for someone that brought their death on themselves. The ironic part is his PSA saying don't do what i do.

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  2. He wasn't in the 3rd Fast and the Furious film because he was doing the movie Eight Below and that happened to be the only movie I watched with him in it when he was still out there. I watched it in elementary school. RIP Paul Walker.

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  3. Yesterday was the day of his passing and I honored him by watching the FAST movies that he was in. It's been 11 years that he's been gone but always will be remembered. We'll see you again, Paul.

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  4. RIP 😢 like I love his movies 😢📽️🎬🎞️🎥 like i can't believe he passed away 😢 like no more movies off him Paul Walker great actor too he seem like a nice person too 😢Too his family I'll pray for his family 🙏🏻🙏🏻😢😢❤🫶🏻

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  5. I was in middle school at the time, my history teacher put on cnn student news before we got the day started and the first headline was paul walkers death. I couldnt even process it, kept denying it and just psyching myself out. Then i went home and saw the footage. Paul was the first and one of the only celebrities i really did cry for when he was gone. It still hurts me too. I grew up with those movies as a kid. They were everything to me

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  6. Can't believe it has been 11 years since we lost Paul Walker at such a young age of 40. It just heartbreaking cuz I grow up watching all of the Fast and Furious Movies as a kid and the franchise wouldn't be the same without Paul Walker. R.I.P Paul Walker ( 1973-2013)

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  7. I look up to Paul Walker not only as actor and legend but as person paving the way for other up and coming actors in Hollywood. Another reason why I love Paul Walker is that me and him even share the same last name "Walker".

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