Brian retired to spend time with his family, with Furious 7 closing on an instantly iconic shot of his and Dom's cars speeding off in opposing directions.
How did they explain Brian's death in Fast and Furious?
Summary. Furious 7 found a way to give Brian an emotional send-off, despite Paul Walker's tragic death. Fast Five introduced the idea of Brian eventually leaving Dom's crew for family reasons. Brian's continued absence is justified by his decision to retire and prioritize his children.
At the very end of Fast and Furious 9, the movie shows that Brian still hangs out with Dom and the crew, as his blue Skyline pulls into the driveway of the Toretto's original home. The movie cuts to the credits before Brian is shown on screen, but the implication is significant.
The final sequence, though, carries the most emotional weight as it serves as Walker's goodbye as Brian. Dom and the family are looking on as Brian, Mia and their son are frolicking near the beach water. Dom gets up to leave without saying goodbye, but Brian follows him in his own car, catching up at a stop sign.
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Will Cody Walker be in Fast 10?
No, Cody Walker does not appear in the latest Fast and Furious instalment. Though he has not ruled out further appearances in future films. TMZ reported that while Cody says there are no secret cameos from him in "Fast X", he acknowledges there's always been talk of it, and doesn't completely shut the door.
Summary. Fast & Furious 11 will conclude the central story's timeline in the franchise. Spin-offs and stand-alone projects will continue the series without Diesel. The finale is set to release on April 4, 2025, providing fans time to say goodbye.
Yes, Paul Walker will be returning as Brian in Fast X. The news was confirmed earlier this year by Fast and Furious 10 director Louis Leterrier. Lead actor Vin Diesel has also spoken about how the franchise would never end without a goodbye to the late actor.
Paul Walker's character is still "very much alive" in 'Fast X'. The late actor - who died in a car crash aged 40 in 2013 - starred as Brian O'Conner in six movies in the adrenaline fuelled blockbuster franchise with his final appearance coming posthumously in 2013's 'Fast and Furious 6'.
The blue car in F9 is a Nissan and suggests that the identity of the driver is none other than Brian O'Connor, who watched over his and Dom's kids in F9 but was noticeably absent.
If you're here and you didn't watch the film, for shame! The TL;DR: In a (bit of a wacky) series of events, it's revealed that Mr. Nobody (Kurt Russell) faked Han's death at the end of "Fast 6" to recruit Han to work alongside him in a secret mission that has a direct connection to "F9."
After seeing footage of Brian O'Conner's character on the beach with his family, he and Toretto finally say goodbye. O'Conner takes a detour with his vehicle and drives off into the horizon, at which point a message dedicating the film to Walker appears.
However, Mia gave Elena her son and was kidnapped alone instead. Dominic and the others allow Owen to leave with Riley Hicks, his lover and double agent, before going to save Jack's mother. In the aftermath, Jack was taken back to Los Angeles to live at the Toretto House with his family.
Paul Walker's Furious 7 scenes were able to be finished following the actor's death thanks to some help from his family and CGI work. The seventh installment in the high-octane franchise was rocked with tragedy when Walker was killed in a vehicular crash in November 2013, at which point F7 was only partially done.
Yes, Paul Walker will be returning as Brian in Fast X. The news was confirmed earlier this year by Fast and Furious 10 director Louis Leterrier. Lead actor Vin Diesel has also spoken about how the franchise would never end without a goodbye to the late actor.
On Nov. 30, 2013, actor Paul Walker star of the “Fast & Furious” movie series, died with his friend, Roger W. Rodas, who was at the wheel of a Porsche sports car that crashed and burned north of Los Angeles. Walker was 40.
Films. Fast & Furious 11, also known as Fast X Part 2, is the eleventh film in the Fast & Furious series, the twelfth film overall, and the concluding film of main Fast & Furious timeline.
Fast and Furious 11 is facing a release date delay to Summer 2026 due to strikes, with director Louis Leterrier confirming the sequel will not be hitting its April 4, 2025 date. Leterrier also confirms that filming starts in Fall 2025 after finishing a horror movie in September.
Han was clearly devastated when Gisele "died," so he could not have initially known that she survived the events of Fast & Furious 6. However, he could have learned about her survival at any time afterwards.
The original plan was for Fast 11 to pick up immediately from the end of Fast X, with Jason Momoa returning as villain Dante Reyes, who is seeking revenge on Toretto and his family for the death of his father in Fast Five.
Cody and Caleb Walker both stepped in to help finish their brother's scenes as Brian O'Conner in the movie, which was still filming at the time of Paul's death.
