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Recreation of Paul Walker through CGI in Fast and Furious 7
Recreation of Paul Walker through CGI in Fast and Furious 7 Actor Paul Walker’s last ride, ‘Fast and Furious 7\' has opened to blockbuster records in India with it raking over 70 crores in the opening weekend. ‘Fast and Furious 7\' created history at the Box Office with the film breaking all time box office records in India.
Actor Paul Walker’s last ride, ‘Fast and Furious 7' has opened to blockbuster records in India with it raking over 70 crores in the opening weekend. ‘Fast and Furious 7' created history at the Box Office with the film breaking all time box office records in India.
It is hard to believe for those who have watched the movie that certain scenes of the movie didn’t really have the actor but his brother. Paul Walker who passed away in a tragic car crash in November 2013 left the movie incomplete, but the makers instead of killing off his character in the movie chose to finish his character Brian O'Connor’s story and give a proper send off in the last three minutes of the movie.
The makers used the art visual effects and a rotation of body doubles in order to complete the movie. The actor’s face was mapped over the bodies of the body doubles, one of which was his brother Cody Walker.
