After six installments of the box office hit "Fast and the Furious" franchise, information on "Fast and Furious 7" release date, trailer, news are slowly creeping out of the corners of the Internet.
Fans are anticipating the treatment of Bryan O'Connor prior to the tragic death of cast member, Paul Walker late last year. Walker was currently shooting the film as the accident occurred. As a few frames needed completion with Walker, his brothers Caleb and Cody stepped in to fill-in missing scenes.
Screen Rant reports that writer Chris Morgan and director James Wan altered the script in such a way the Brian O'Conner does not leave the franchise the same way Paul Walker exited. Possibly an ending that's close to "Brian goes into the sunset" will render the actor's performance in the franchise justice.
According to the Business Insider, official Universal Studios released a statement following Walker's passing, "We have resumed shooting and now welcome Paul's brothers, Caleb and Cody, into our FAST family."
"Fast and Furious 7" storyline is an upshot of "The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift" (2005). End clips in 2013 "Fast & Furious 6" showed Han (played by actor Sung Kang) inside an overturned burning car, with a new character played by Jason Statham entering the scene.
Returning cast members include of course the original "family" Vin Diesel, Michelle Rodriguez, Jordana Brewster, Tyrese Gibson, Ludacris and Lucas Black. Dwayne Johnson also joins the seventh installment. Other additional cast members include Jason Statham, Kurt Russel, Ronda Rousey, Michael Jai White and Djimon Hounsou.
A new car will also be featured in installment. According to producers, a Humvee will be significant in the "Fast and Furious 7." The crew in "Fast and Furious 7" will commemorate the death of Han, and will struggle to achieve justice.
"Fast and Furious 7" release date, trailer, news reports released online are not yet official save for the s premier on the big screen. Vin Diesel originally announced April 10, 2015, however it has been moved to an earlier date on April 3, 2015.
