"Fast and Furious 7," showing on April 3, will be a very emotional one following the sudden death of one of its lead stars, Paul Walker.
The American actor died of a car crash in November 2013. Tears and tributes poured from all around the world and for sure, watching "Furious 7" will only make fans feeling incomplete.
As if the memories of Paul Walker is not enough to stir up the emotions of moviegoers, actor Tyrese Gibson warned people that the ending of "Fast And The Furious 7" might be something that people won't be able to handle.
"You know what is interesting, anybody who has seen the last four or five 'Fast & Furious' [movies] is that they will know that there is a cliffhanger at the end of every movie," Tyrese told Billy Bush and Kit Hoover as reported by Access Hollywood. "It's like this new character or somebody is gonna step in and avenge a death - there is something, [but] we left that alone this time."
Turns out, he was talking a tribute prepared by the whole "Fast And The Furious 7."
"We ended the movie the way it's supposed to be ended. The beautiful tribute that I think the world is really going to appreciate," Tyrese explained.
Access Hollywood writer attested to Gibson's statement
"It's a tear jerker, the ending," she said. "There will not be a dry eye in the theater
That is interesting given the fact that this installment could be one of the most action-packed with the inclusion of toughest action stars around.
Jason Statham will play the role of Deckard Show, the revenging brother of Luke Evans' character Owen Shaw who was killed in "Furious 6" by the group of main protagonist Dominic Torreto (Vin Diesel).
Another great martial arts master gracing "Furious 7" is Thailand action superstar Tony Jaa who is famous for his leading roles in "Ong Back" franchise and "The Protector."
Aside from Walker, Gibson, Diesel, Statham and Jaa, other parts of the "Fast and Furious 7" cast are Michelle Rodriguez, Jordan Brewster, and Dwayne Johnson who will all reprise their roles in previous films.
