Best remembered for driving down the curvy lanes and revving up the engine to scare his counterparts, this man also made our heart melt every time he flashed his honest smile. Gone too soon but not forgotten, a documentary on the unforgettable Paul Walker is the last gift in his memory from Hollywood to the world!
A documentary's trailer on the late actor, titled I am Paul Walker was released earlier on Saturday, July 26 by Paramount Pictures. The trailer encompasses footages from Paul's childhood, teenage, his stint in Hollywood and his love for surfing and cars.
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The trailer begins with a 15-year-old Paul trying to answer a few basic questions like his age and the date. His shy smile is the proof of his innocence. His siblings Cody and Ashley refer to him as "a big kid" and the one liked to "go fast". Paul always mentioned how speed and cars were one of the things he loved. Ashley's words tell us that it wasn't something he developed over time. It was something he loved from the beginning. The trailer tells us that fame and fortune weren't the things on his mind, ever. All he wanted was to be a "park ranger".
Even though it wasn't a part of the plan, Paul ruled the big and small screen ever since he was a toddler. He first shot for a diaper brand commercial when he was just two years old. In his early teens, he started working for television shows and eventually moved to films. After a few films, it was in 2001 with the first installment of the Fast and Furious that he rose to stardom. His portrayal of Brain O'Conner won millions of hearts and made a mark that still remains a fresh memory for his fans.
The two-minute long trailer shows his siblings, manager, directors, and other people who are surely affected by Paul's sudden death, that shook the world in November 2013. However, we see no hint of Vin Diesel, with whom Paul shared a special bond in films and in real life. We wonder if the makers are saving the best for later.
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