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Vin Diesel talks about 'F9,' the lakiểm tra chapter in 'Fast và Furious' saga
June 22, 202104:08Paul Walker may be gone, but he’s definitely not forgotten.
Vin Diesel, who headlines the upcoming film “F9,” the ninth film in the “Fast & the Furious” franchise, says Walker, who starred as Brian O’Conner in the series, is still very much a presence in the movies.
“This film, you clearly bring up Paul và his legacy throughout the film, as well. He’s never gone. He"s never forgotten in this franchise,” Natalie Morales said while speaking lớn Diesel Tuesday on thegioinghiduong.com.
Vin Diesel & Paul Walker in a scene from "The Fast & the Furious."Getty Images
“Ever, ever, ever,” he replied. “I never think I"m continuing the franchise in his absence. I always feel like I"m continuing the franchise in his honor.”
Walker died in a oto accident in 2013 at the age of 40. He has appeared posthumously in some of the movies, and his daughter, Meadow, who remains tight with Diesel"s kids, recently walked the red carpet for the "F9" premiere.
Walker & Diesel, seen here at the world premiere "Fast và Furious 6" on May 7, 2013 in London, nội dung a bond that goes beyond the silver screen.Dave M. Benett / WireImage
Diesel, who named his daughter Pauline after Walker, says working on these movies has been an amazing experience because it’s enabled hlặng lớn be surrounded by people who’ve become more than just co-workers.
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“That"s ultimately what the true blessing is, work with people that you love sầu,” he said.
Diesel can also pinpoint what is so appealing about the franchise lớn fans.
“I believe sầu, at the over of the day, people come lớn ‘Fast’ because the characters, we want to know what happens next," he said. "We want lớn know how they evolve sầu.”
The first “Fast & the Furious” film hit theaters in 2001 and Diesel says the next film in the series, which is currently in pre-production, will be the last. He says it’s hard to imagine the impact the movies has had.
“It"s so surreal to lớn come full circle & to lớn see something completed like that,” he said. “I don"t often reflect back enough on stuff that I"ve done. I always feel like I"m a minute away from having to produce the next film.”
“F9” was postponed from its original release date last year and Diesel hopes it’s coming out at the perfect time to get people baông chồng into movie theaters after the pandemic.
“Last year, I might have been frustrated. Now I feel lượt thích we"re here just in time to lớn salvage that theatrical experience,” he said.
