WASHINGTON: As Fast and Furious 7 is all set to launch on April 3rd, and everyone is anxiously waiting as to what will happen to Brine O’Connor character in the movie following the death of Paul Walker in 2013.
The late star Paul Walker had completed shooting major part of the film before his dead in a car accident in 2013, while the rest of the film is being completed by Cody Walker.
However, the writer is considering to continue the film without the character of Brine O’Connor, which was being played by Walker.
Universal has decided that yes, as most of us surmised, in order to continue with Fast & Furious 7 they need a viable workaround for the late Paul Walker’s Brian O’Connor, without hitting too close to Walker’s actual death.
Brian O’Connor will get a happier ending than Paul Walker did. THR reports that F&F7 director James Wan and writer Chris Morgan tweaked the script in a way that they can use what footage of Walker they already shot (about half the film), while also created a send off for Walker’s character Brian that would still allow the franchise to continue.
That’s really the best of all worlds. Fans get one last outing with Walker in his most iconic role; the franchise can continue without detriment to the part 7 storyline; and nobody has to be reminded of the grisly reality of things, nor feel like Walker’s memory has been disrespected.
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