Fast and Furious 7 action movie might be delayed Indefinitely following Paul Walker’s death

Pictures bosses held a conference call early on
Sunday to discuss the future of the new action
movie – which began filming in September – after
the death of one of the franchise's leading men in a
fiery car crash on Saturday.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, production
was due to recommence in Atlanta, Georgia, on
Sunday following a break for the Thanksgiving
holiday, but shooting is expected to be pushed
back. The film's July 2014 release date will also
likely be change.
Walker is one of the main stars in the Fast &
Furious franchise alongside Vin Diesel and Dwayne
'The Rock' Johnson and, thus, is heavily featured in
the script for the new flick directed by James Wan.
Producers are now deciding whether script rewrites
will be necessary in light of the star's tragic death
under circumstances similar to the high-speed car
chases seen in the blockbuster movies.
Meanwhile, producers of Walker's soon-to-be-
released Hurricane Katrina film Hours have decided
to push ahead with their 13 December release date
after meeting on Sunday also.
Producer Peter Safran said: "Paul would have very
much wanted us to move forward. He was
incredibly proud of this project. We did a press
junket two weeks ago, and I remember sitting with
him and how excited he was for people to see this
movie.
"He really looked to this movie to show people that
he is an actor. He was looking for something to
showcase his acting skills, which he so rarely had
the chance to do. He hit it out of the park."
Sent From David Aniemeka