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Furious 7 Featurette Introduces New Cast Members

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A behind-the-scenes video introduces the new cast members of Furious 7, including Jason Statham and Kurt Russell.

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We are only a few weeks from revving up for Furious 7, and Universal is going into overdrive to get excited for another ride with Vin Diesel’s Dom and his familia. In some new behind the scenes footage, we are even introduced by director James Wan and more of the Furious 7 cast and crew to new franchise players Jason Statham, Kurt Russell, Nathalie Emmanuel, Djimon Honsou, and Ronda Rousey.

Furious 7 is the carefully calibrated sequel to the increasingly popular global franchise that has made tracks around the world. It also marks the first film in the series directed by Conjuring and Insidious helmer James Wan. He is taking over for Justin Lin who has directed all the installments since Fast and Furious: Tokyo Drift (2006), taking the franchise to its current blockbuster status.

It also sadly marks the final picture of star Paul Walker’s career. One half of the one-two punch that is Vin Diesel and Mr. Walker, the actor died in a car collision in November 2013.

Prior to his death, Walker participated with director James Wan and the rest of the cast and crew in completing about half of the scenes for Fast & Furious 7, which purportedly was originally to be heavily focused on Brian O’Conner’s character. Over the course of December, Wan and writers Chris Morgan, and Jeffrey Kirschenbaum poured over footage in an attempt to find a way to use some of his scenes.

The result has led to reshoots that understandably delayed the film from its original July 11, 2014 release date until April 3, 2015. As a tribute to Walker, brothers Caleb Walker and Cody Walker are also set to appear in Furious 7.

 

David Crow3/17/2015 at 4:34PM

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