THR: The movie was on hiatus for Thanksgiving when Walker died in a car crash Saturday; Universal brass held a meeting Sunday morning to discuss the fate of the film.
Universal and the team behind Fast & Furious 7 are facing a delay in production following the tragic death of actor Paul Walker, but sources say the movie will not be abandoned entirely.
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Man....I don't know. It's tough to imagine them writing his character out of the script (with so much shooting already done), but what else could they do?
It really is a touchy subject. Would it seem insensitive to show him behind the wheel of a car pulling stunts considering the nature of his death?
I think fans need to keep positive about it and stay away from people that will try and turn this into a negative thing. He loved cars, he loved this franchise, it's only right they keep his part in the movie and find a way to honor him in a write off somehow.
People that try to say its bad to keep him there or to not keep going are just wrong, he wouldn't want that. He would want the franchise to continue.
Especially since they spent so much time leading up to this movie. Everything between Tokyo Drift to now has lead up to what happens next and as a huge fan of Tokyo Drift I couldn't be more excited to see it. It sucks he had to go, yeah, but hopefully they find a way to remember him well in the movie.