Leave it to Vin Diesel to bring us all the breaking news this weekend. Yesterday, the actor posted a photo on Facebook of himself with a statue of Groot from 'Guardians of the Galaxy,' confirming what we already pretty much knew about his part in the film. Tonight, the actor brings us official word on the anticipated release date switch of 'Fast and Furious 7,' which has now sped into a 2015 slot.
'Fast And the Furious' star Paul Walker was laid to rest today (Dec. 14) in a private, invitation-only funeral.
Paul Walker's family has elected to hold a private funeral for the late actor, who died in a fiery, one-car, two-person crash last month. Since Walker considered his 'Fast + Furious' castmates and crew to be like family, they will also be a part of the service to say goodbye to the actor.
Ten days following Paul Walker's fatal car crash, his family has finally received his remains for burial.
After Paul Walker died, questions understandably were raised about the future of 'Fast And the Furious 7,' the latest installment in the franchise. Walker's character, Brian O'Conner, had an integral role in the film, and filming actually wasn't completed before his death. So what's going to happen?
As we reported this past weekend, 'Fast and Furious' star Paul Walker died tragically at the age of 40 after a terrible car crash. While his family and friends, including his 'F&F' brethren, continue to mourn his passing, the once fast-tracked 'Fast and Furious 7' had been delayed. Though Universal seemed keen on continuing on with production, new reports claim the studio might scrap the project all together and start anew.