All language subtitles for I Am Paul Walker (2018)

Hm.

Nah nah.

Reason why we all.

Were devastated.

By Paul Walker.

It's because he's
the nicest doom.

On human feet.

I.

In many ways.

Call had real relationships.

With everybody.

You felt his love he felt
his spirit the felt his energy.

He felt the morale the
camaraderie the inclusion.

Look this way love this.

I

he was somebody the care
and use somebody that really.

Was.

Experiencing life in on the daily
trying to experience it to the fullest.

I never back down
mindset you know

go big or go home

it's just a kid from
some of the hung

up the gun toting hippie balance of
opposites you know a lover and a fighter.

Shuttle a lot of fights
one years younger.

Than a loser

many fights.

Period of integrate firemen

the axe to grind is
not afraid of dirty.

Talks a lot of trash

he just fits in and.

I just thought he was the
coolest guy in the world

it had nothing to
do with the movies

nothing.

Here's a guy is getting
phone calls left to the

with creditors

and read the middle of that he's
like dude i'm going to be a dad

plays jump.

When you meet this
dude you felt like he.

Jumped out of a magazine

yeah there is like.

That's who he was

the cinema

didn't capture at all
couldn't capture at all.

All was always an actor who
had one foot in one foot out.

He would just disappear.

When Paul was wasn't making movies he wasn't
in l a he wasn't even in the country you

would be like in the
Amazon or it'd be like diving

with sharks every Ottawa
gun each time he appeared in.

Shark week episode.

He donated to my nonprofit
he didn't even tell me.

He did take care of people for

to the point where.

She wasn't like
character himself

he pretty much made a decision that he
was going to back away from Hollywood

was like time I'll have
time i don't get time.

I got money.

On got time.

As.

Devices to get the
most out of engines.

At my dad's set records
and Von and val our.

Family car was the car that he
raced when i was growing up.

Call wanted to hear
all of these stories.

Lab.

Police to go visit my dad and

just

wanted a with him in the shot

and my dad was not a talker.

That he would talk to pop.

He

became a gear head
because of my dad's.

From track racing to bonneville just
seeing how fast the car would get going.

Paul was mesmerized by that.

My brother had

big shoes to fill my brother was
actually the fourth Paul Walker

my grandpa is actually
the second Paul Walker.

You came from
a line of just like.

Badasses.

Right.

My grandpa

he was a Pearl harbor when
it was bond he was in the Navy

and his diving down the
point of bodies from the ship.

Madison square garden

he fought at Madison square garden
for the title twice went the distance

almost was world champion.

In and then my dad comes
along and goes to Vietnam gets the

purple heart and
gets injured in battle.

Comes back from that continue
shooting is forty five at a level that.

He becomes world champion.

I think Paul probably had a

lot of pressure

taking on the name and
been that first born son

my dad's totally at
guy's guy tough guy

a military guy.

This.

Euro.

Volume

loss and bubbles up.

And.

He was always sweet.

Always kind

always nice the most
loving person I've ever met

in my life

i mean like.

He cared about you you

you knew it.

The church

family was very
important to all of us

they really try and helping
people that are less fortunate.

That was a real integral
part of who he were

is growing up

warming

we are taught that golden rule or
treating others like you want to yourself.

Remember who you are

and what she stands for.

Christmas was crazy
at our house it was a

time that my dad
would just really light up.

There's one tree we
got packages there

and over.

March or presence there

he's always behind the camera but you could
tell by his voice like how excited he was

to have all of his
kids be so excited.

Very Chris xmas Paul.

Is it nice get
over the world will.

Part.

Way.

You sound like you've
been up all night.

I have been thinking about

swine.

Is already.

L a is a big place and

Paul grew up in some of
the hunger which is very much

of a blue collar place to
grow up and raise a family.

Little small yard and the front
and little small yard in the back.

There's cool dude.

Low

this was Paul and i we
just get outside whatever

it was let's just get
outside and do something

just fun memories
of just doing things

outside all the time you know.

Have to say it didn't surprise me that
he became says successful and acting.

As Kobe next score.

Imax posted.

I food my puppy
this new puppy food

Toby goes crazy

he would try out
different voices.

Sorry Toby

and

characters

and

really took a lot of pleasure and
tormenting me with some of these

characters.

In your opinion which
are the Julio looks

better on stage age
today you or your sister.

Is serious is.

He always said that
like ability to tell a story

of course he had the looks

he must have landed or got a call back on
like eighty percent of the calls you gone

like he would get offers
and have to turn down

commercials and shows
because he was already booked up

it wasn't like he wanted
to be an actor we didn't like

idolize actors or think about
i'm like that i'm not sure.

Growing up in Ohio why
they look to Hollywood such

a big deal but grown
up in southern the hunger

we looked up to athletes you know
surfers are motocross razors are fighters

i think maybe part of it it was just easy
for them is pretty much every auditioning

would go on he would get
the callback at least Paul was.

Cute kid

and he stayed
pretty his whole life.

And.

It hit me right
now if he was here

but

as mother you know put a lot of effort into
it so you're talking about somebody that

was doing this
at the age of like

to.

All the way up and threw his
high school years will share

one of the people that really showed a
lot of faith and Paul was Michael Landon.

Milligram a stranger around

your kids know the Drake plan.

My mother's mr Jake's assistant

he knows that placed
inside out Rita drivers

Picasso Paul is one part i think you have
to do with the ocean and fishes and stuff

and then there was another one they needed
a kid to play in the special Olympics

it took awhile for the agent to get him in
there because he'd already done in episode

and they just said

he was to good
looking for this part

our ancient kept
pushing and i took him

for the audition.

Any blue Michael lanterns minds that that's
my wife was there and she said Michael

Landon was pounding the wall he
was so thrilled at what Paul could do

she's in the next
room here in bang bang

and he's hugging.

What do you live.

At the group foster care home.

This is where

i was surprised at how good it was even
though i was there watching it being filmed.

Because he had

this innate ability to just

feel.

Your brother.

My brother.

Wild man.

When Cody came into the family

he was a surprise to my parents
and so obviously surprise to all of us.

Pay Paul was.

Almost fifteen.

I remember

always a really sweet early tender
relationship between the two of them.

Because of that age gap.

Paul wasn't just like a big brother and
me he was a another father figure to me.

He and his best friend

they were the ones who got
Cody to walk for that first time

when that was by
having a big stick popsicle.

They passed it back
and forth to each other

and he would come
after the popsicle.

You got to understand something
about Cody had this massive head

and it'd be like this
weight that would just

take them.

No

we figure out like dude where of
his head goes is where he goes.

First step dirty he made it the second
second stuff maybe got the five school and

that's how we talk
Cody out a walk.

If we were going on vacation
or you know for spring

break or whatever we knew
where we are already going

we were going to carpentaria state
beach which is just south of Santa Barbara.

We get a campsite

tents for the kids

every night were roasted marshmallows and
s'mores and doing the whole campfire thing

that was the walk
or family vacation.

Carpentaria was that's

where we went for everything.

I would wake up early in the morning when
it was going to be minus tied at daylight.

And i would get the kids.

And we would go out

to the tidepools.

Paul was just
fascinated by all of that

and that's where his heart.

Always win after that.

I do remember the first
time we got our surfboards

i remember calling you each
other Christmas morning it'd be like.

Kind of surfboard.

My yeah so did on let's go
you know and says to have

that energy of like yeah
we're going to hit it hard

he was just more at home in
the ocean than anywhere else

we all loved it but it was like.

A unique special thing for him

that was his and place.

He was really interested in like

even

you know what kind of
seaweed it was that we are

tangled up in you
know like it was funny

you know the name of it.

We had a motorhome but the
boys always popped up their tents

and there's a.

Bald is sitting in the opening.

Of the tenth these.

Even like a bowl of cereal.

A good though.

His little brother.

Cody came over
and just put his arm.

Give them a.

Go

yeah.

You don't forget to flair to.

Say hello Paul.

I love both game.

Don't look at me.

Or shot.

It'd be the

when Paul reach
eighteen years old

the acting thing was you know

is is

he really wasn't
too thrilled with it.

I remember him going through

a tough period when
he was playing football

his senior year especially yet mr probably
half the games it really bombed them out.

We a lot of discussions about.

What he is by

Rudy at that time.

Biologist i know that was big he thought
about going to college and doing that.

In try and be his father
lives i could without being.

A dictator.

It really was hard for us i was broken
hearted that he left home for awhile and.

Went out

to do his thing.

Really the guy apple.

In the process of walking
away from you know this career

that islam and put so much
effort to and everything.

A lot of things

you know went sideways and
money was gone that he thought he'd

to be able to go to college

a.

So what is today.

Indeed.

There was explanations for it was
it is the truth i don't know i think it.

Probably want to as.

You know education going to
village Christian doing all these things

in my opinion he would
go make money it was

so easy that then he
would spend it easy to

yeah definitely not the

best of managing his
money and all that kind

of stuff but who would
be if you grew up.

Where it would come like that.

I was scared i was
scared that he wasn't

going to turn around and

go to school and do the things that
we had talked about his whole life.

He wants to figure it
out the map or break.

Areas eighteen.

He's already been
working for what

you know.

Fifteen sixteen years

know.

Let him go do what
you just going to do

he was

one of those kind of kids that
parents hate he was fearless.

And that scared me.

I don't mean to say he was.

Amped out of his
mind an adrenalin

he'd like to do exciting
things Paul was just that way

she got them a lot of
fights when he was younger.

Then lose very many fights

no one mess with Paul

you know you don't really think of that
as Paul you think it was kind of like a

heartthrob if you don't
really know but you

know grandpa and father
always shown us how to

punch and you
know all that stuff.

He was a tough kid who grew up your
tough to that was you know Vietnam vet and.

Just.

Played all sports and was just very
athletic and and very scrappy growing up

ball super loyal

so if there's anything
that would happen.

A circumstance will happen that he
feels like his friends being threatened or

something like that there's a little bit
of a switch that pocket turn on you know

and it gets real
serious pretty quick.

I can remember

one time.

Paul is walking to the store
and the guy was walking

out and had his arms full
of cans or whatever he had

so Paul opened the door

so he could walk out

is you walked by ball
he goes thanks bitch.

It was on.

The Paul tuned him up.

He call their own person
he was doing the guy a

solid any money to make
them look like he was.

He owned him

i dunno how a lot of people respond
or something like that but i could kinda

sorta city where he might to

lose it a little bit them.

Paul have.

This group of friends.

It was like a brotherhood.

When you became close friends.

When he trusted
in felt that you were

real

you were.

A best friend.

Basically k through twelve
we all went to the same school

we just grew up to go there
we got in fights together

we got chased by the
cops together we did things

with where parents were
get in trouble together

the time i became

a stuff when it was doubling
of it was just brothers that

grew up together.

He told us he had us around
because we keep them in

check he knew he wouldn't
let them get away with stuff

he saw the other actors
losing touch with reality.

Sometimes he didn't like the answer we give
and you'd be mad at me for a couple of days

and then it was
always better you know.

He was really

in a real sense like my brother.

So he grew up with

this strong core of friendships

and that went deeper than just
a friend but truly on a family level

and i think it was
stabilizing forum.

He felt it was
important because he

didn't know other people.

Maybe intentions.

I meant pool for the first time
it's some party in glendale.

Goal is just kind
of like this break.

But some.

Key and i hit it off right away because he
was a surfer got from California was boy

we both

actors when we were kids and he just
automatically is like to you gotta meet my

friends you got a compact
oh we gotta go camping with

servant so i was like to great

we lived in huntington beach for
awhile and that was not healthy

for him there's too many

guys down there who want to
fight especially for you're an actor

some guy on the street

that rips off his shirt
that's two hundred and fifty

pounds and looks muda than
anybody calls going to snap

his acting skills would come in and he would
ask for a few seconds and half the time

i wouldn't know if the fight was
on until it was halfway through.

He was living

in the garage and the whole pin

and he's got this phone

keeps ringing

stop and i'm like to that list

your girlfriend like was

like

it's a load bill
collectors getting.

Calls from bill collector like
every two minutes it was crazy and.

He is related

the money

he started getting a lot of
pressure to come back and do

films or.

TV shows things like that from
his previous agent for money but

a kid they talk to them about it considerably
look at the numbers you're already a

commodity already
get your foot in the door

sometimes i regret that i did it

because earlier on it wasn't like he was
super comfortable being or it was like oh i

don't want to be around these people i don't
want to do that i don't want to have to

be watching what i'm doing
don't i just want to be able to go

to McDonalds and you know
get a check cheeseburger and.

Super coke and just do these

things and want everybody
running up to me it's weird.

Base of his age
and is looking is

just as vive and everything.

I think he kind of knew instinctively
that there might really be a crack here.

He was like on it.

Might as well do this for real

nicknamed some phone
calls me connected.

Got a manager.

I remember first meeting Paul

his hair was.

I don't want to say afro
he but it was definitely

a big curls and longer.

He had a

great sense of
humor a lot of energy.

A very magical.

Look in his eyes

and.

Just kind of mesmerizing actually when you
look to you but he really looked at you.

Just a really
present human being.

Like he'd been working
since he was a kid.

So he knew

the ins and outs of the business

and so with that i think he kind
of wanted to design it in a way that

was workable for who he was.

That men are

being around guys that
he liked that he trusted.

We definitely had a bond
and a trust with each other

and.

I did right by him

and he did right by me.

He ended up testing for some serious films
and then ended up booking pleasantville.

Shortly after with a major.

Alias director Gary Ross and a

credible cast.

What's all the commotion.

Where's the cat.

It said.

I'm.

Naive fifties jock.

Gap in the basketball team

horrible.

Dream the

dream body guy guess.

See school Mary sue.

Federal i was out of the
loop i hadn't acted in a while.

Personal project I've done.

We end up on pleasantville in
one day we are up at the parking lot.

Paul like

he's got to get somewhere
it's the end of the day and

he locked his keys in the car

so he has his t-shirt and he just wraps it
his hand up with his you know his t-shirt

and he just puts a
hole for the window.

He was just kind of sad.

Vagrant.

He was always known as
the vagrant always barefoot

shop at the surplus
stores for like army close

always being a rebel against the system
everyone's to cute wiki clean with their

bright white teeth in their tan and stuff
and that's how he was born and that was

what they wanted to see so that's
not what he wanted to give them

all had a truck that would
write down all the time

on his way to of auditions
he would skip auditions

but when he went into the
room and he actually met with

directors or read with
casting directors the executed.

Murray.

The.

Legal.

Premier was the first big premier
that like our whole family got sketchy.

Photogenic yourself.

I pod

are you doing.

What's today's date.

Twenty.

Seven.

I remember like almost crying
thing his name on the marquee.

Meet the details kind of
have that goofy typical like

you know i dunno a
surfer dude like character.

So i think he was happy about it
and yet a big role obviously but i think.

This stereotypical
southern California.

Kind of how i talk you
know kind of the day

i.

Got it made him
a little nervous.

We're locking Kodak
moment it's bully

beatlemania.

We all got gotten or best class

and meta of the family home.

It was it was stressful.

Paula stress really nice and last
second had to go get a dress shirt

felt like he was worried.

I later asked him why you
so nervous and he says.

Well.

No I've learned
that in this industry

a lot of people will be like

i loved your performance.

Like

those the same people are like.

You know i think you
hit it out and better.

On your back turn

that was one of those times were actually
got to see my brother really humid.

But he liked being able to
share those moments with us.

Here's a guy who's getting phone
calls left to the right from creditors

and read the middle of that he's
like dude i'm going to be a dad

and i'm like oh my god this is.

Will do what are you going to do

you know you got no money.

You're an actor.

I

have to know that his relationship
with Rebecca was from there they were

have kids together

their sweethearts and
then they were friends and

then their sweethearts
and then they were friends.

He was scared.

The idea of having a baby

when it wasn't really

ready to have a baby
they weren't married.

I said well you guys could just
get married because i thought

in love they're never
going to be a part anyway.

I.

Do is a.

Quite a bit of fear

involved in the.

There was.

A

lot of.

Remorse.

At that time.

Had this push me pull me

relationship with

Rebecca would

basically become very
big part of our family.

Or stuff i mean

and i weren't
going to be together

and i was raised mormon
was tour mommy and daddy are

supposed to be together
and it was a hard on the former

or so conflicted

i was thinking down
the road i was like

i knew where i was
at wasn't a church.

Having far.

An animal.

I want to be there

by heart wants to be in it

the mine just
isn't following you.

Yeah it was narrowly real you know
nerve wracking and everything and

you know he wasn't.

Married or anything with their so it was
just crazy times but bottom line is he was

fighting the good fight he was constantly
trying to make himself better he would know

like oh that's know
how i want to be or

i don't want to get married
because all might mess that up.

Rebecca had been
around around our home so

much i treated her as
if she was my daughter

we just became a family

that's a little different.

Are you have kids
youngest that's part of

the game you know it
sounds cool and all but

you look back and it's like.

He thought you knew
yourself you just didn't.

Emotionally i wasn't there yet.

Know who the hell i wish.

You know.

I.

Like.

That.

Or.

He wanted to be like the super dad
and be there as much as he could

but at the same time that's
when his career was crazy

he was all over the
country film different

movies and you know being
gone literally half the year

quarterback.

Was horrible.

I was lying in bed last night.

And.

I drifted off to sleep
and i had a dream.

That were beaten
bangle fourteen three.

Both on and off the big screen good
have you with us this morning okay

your movie varsity blues big
big hit at the box on the weekends

said so exciting.

Yeah

in varsity blues he got to

train with the Dallas
cowboys quarterback coach

and how do you know scramble
back into a pocket cover the football

you know how the stance
and then really toss it name.

Holy cow man he got to where you
can whip of football just like a mile.

How are you recognize when
you're walking down the street

not too much i mean
i'm still the new guy

yeah yeah.

Just like you Andy.

It's good to have you.

To have you here Paul Walker
everyone twenty five years old

i was casting the
skulls and all comes in

you know.

I don't know he's a sort
of like a surfer dude but.

You know he looks right

and i said

let's read this part and remember in
this part you have to leave California.

You have to adopt
the east coast.

And

east coast

back to the mayflower.

So he read it and

i said we're going
to have to work.

On this language thing

or do you and i need we need to
move new York city he said it a few times

going to be the understand like
why we gonna move new York city

we gotta get the California we are you
know this out of us we got to become like

sophisticated guys that
were like turtlenecks and

of coffee shops and shit

we gotta shake the brutal if we want to
you know if you want to be taken seriously

in.

The film business we always had
a fight against him being you know.

Early and and his
career the pretty boy or

surfer boy or.

Does does as he of the
range does he have the depth.

I

took him aside and i said look

i want you to come
back in but please.

Don't blow this

audition.

Come in here

and give me the east coast

he came in

he was dressed differently he
was was much more button down

and

he

he did it.

And i gave him a hug and
i told them you got the part.

Was he talking about
i know what you did.

What are you talking about

how i found this.

He was so good in that scene he
gave Josh such a run for the money.

He was so threatening and

dark and dingy why
is that Lucas and

he was aiming these

and.

And.

He really felt the power.

From the time of the cage see to

all the rest of the movie.

I was working with
him like an actor

right not like a
pretty California boy.

You know surfer dude.

Football job

you know.

It was like

you're acting now

he was stopping it up because
i don't think any director.

Had ever talked to him.

Like he was a legitimate actor.

And the.

And i knew he was and i did.

I feel like i really worked for the
director that i really clicked with.

I talked to my agent

or talk to my
representatives back on.

Think i say over and over again.

Is that i either want
to work with Rob again.

I want to work with
someone just like.

He go so what are you
working on next time so well.

You know i'm at the very beginning
stages as thing i i don't know

and he goes as or part
for me and and i said i

told you yes i'm
developing the lead for you.

Here's what

will tell me about it.

I said well you're a cop.

Who goes undercover
in the street racing world.

And instead of

doing your job as a cop.

You fall in love.

With the people.

I get a gun i get the
girl i get a fast car i

play an undercover
cop i got a big conflict.

What else is there for an actor.

He's i'm in.

Them in.

Really like the cars and on those movies
he got into it he can tell you what size to

turbos the cars had or what they
should do different to make them better

than the other actors don't even know
how to drive a manual transmission car

he did his homework

like nobody else.

If you to dendy diesel yeah okay and if
you ever been to new York or on the east

coast what kind of guys
are in new York i got

in your face

and then you go to Paul Walker and like
yeah called long a kickback it's all good

to you took each coast
and you ended up like

throwing them together

smoke.

You know it'd be like oil and vinegar and
you got this great child adjusting for some

of them are else reason it's like
you know it's it didn't mixed good.

I have a ten second quarter.

I remember sitting on
the lawn of universal

then and Paul and me
during the press junket.

And i said you know i think all
our lives are about to change.

I have a feeling this film is going to be
so much bigger than anyone's expecting.

I always believe the subject matter
how to chance to be successful but.

When i walked out
of that screening.

I knew he was a movie star.

Am enjoying it i have a blast
i love my job i get to travel.

Gosh.

I mean this is amazing i mean this has
really been going on for me now like maybe

like six years i think pleasant
the idea like six years ago

please bought them vin
diesel and all of the boy.

I saw the transition

immediately

i remember are
coming out of a Detroit

radio station

the pollen are going on the sidewalk
and saw a girl break down into tears.

That Paul was coming out
as and we looked at each other

like that just happened

with

chicks do they freak out as.

The bug.

These.

Are just like

the hottest.

Summer.

Has anyone ever told you that yeah what
do you try to do to me right now you're

trying to make
me blush is a lady.

That

we had a lot of fun and

got to

see the world and experienced things at a
different style you go on vacation you like

staying at you know
hospitals or you're

cruising and you're

trying to save money and we go state they
put us in the nice hotel and they give you

all the per diem and stuff we're
all single so it was pretty fun.

I almost forget
about those things

because it was never really
my big moments you know

some people thrive on that kind of stuff
and i guess we're just kind of blue collar

from sutherland the
hunger you know just.

Would rather take
the money and go

have fun on our days off it's just really
bizarre i mean just not too long ago i was

i was living out of a
garage now as panhandle.

Hey how's it going.

This is my rolling.

So so why

come on and check it out.

This is where we keep all my surfboards
probably the height of our memories of

surfing was surfing safari trip we got
our old beat up motor home is a nice

around but anyways we start at northern
Cal and went down the California coast

surfing just stopping at all the different
breaks the best breaks in California.

He actually makes this.

Is the first mtv cribs.

In our motor on best that we
went on the serpents safari web.

So it was just bodies
classic Paul right like

hanging out in the speed
up motor home for mtv cribs

but yeah thanks again for coming
out appreciated got ahead makers of all

they get ready.

Being a movie star takes
a lot more responsibility just

the way you carry yourself
the way you are in public.

Poll was always willing to
take a picture if asked for

somebody he was always
willing to sign an autograph

somebody recognized him up in
town then they wanted an autograph

you

can you give me an
autograph can you give me

something on Paul's like
well what are you want me to

on

pa pulled out a dollar.

Autograph the dollar tour is hold
them back and like here you go.

He was.

Very gracious with that

but it never changes spirit
and never changed his heart

how much of a issues
paparazzi for you now

i guess i'm going to start how

you very soon are
you prepared for

i know what i'd out yeah yeah

things are not.

Easy for backup
because of people

realizing who matter was.

Come up.

In the grocery store
and try to pick her up.

A little scary.

So she wanted to go move

to Hawaii to finish college
and become a teacher of

art.

I think that was like wow I've
made enough money to be able to.

Pay for my babies mama and my baby to be
in why and do this and it was like a real

dream of his or
her to grow up and

learn about the ocean
and learn about you know

just kind of being a
hippie and learn that style.

It up one day now
is the only one.

And he said.

Does the person's
supposed to balance the

i wouldn't be there for metal

i want to spend all
my time with her.

But

you gotta work
while there's work.

Two fast two furious had a
bunch of women on the set

and a bunch of
women in the city.

To be young.

Handsome.

Making all that money

the token negro and the
token white man in Miami.

It was

it was hard to get a lot
of work done out there.

You know.

My god.

Yeah you know your
work and help you put that.

I dunno we just got along really well the
only problem really was those like we got

along so well that we're
screwing around were.

Supposed to be.

Yeah and so we got you know

John singleton barking at.

In a while.

It

will you not what i did a big
car jump over a drawbridge

yeah and a little Nissan
skyline with no suspension sos

it was a hard landing.

Food asked them how
big the hits where and how

much it really hurt or
how you know what i mean

he was so curious on
that part of it Paul Walker.

Was like born for this role it
was crazy you know i feel like

were like actors.

That was in Paul's movie.

Big does everything
that tied into.

Cars and adrenalin

it was Paul's world.

I like to think that's a
separate me from these other

characters like hey i want to
do these stunts he knows many

as i can anyways

when he was in meet
the needles they let them

do almost everything
he got to ride the lose.

Climbed the rocks.

They even wrap them
up and let them on fire.

He was like this is great.

What i get do all the time this
is going to be a blast you know

but as actually progressed in got more
famous so was like you can do this you can't

do that and it was
like what you mean

they wouldn't me on fire before.

That i mean repel off rocks

let me do by the luge i.

Come on i can do it.

And.

That he liked that both.

If you had to look up
the definition of ideal.

Handsome white man.

Paul fit

every.

Profile there is.

Blond blue eyes.

Six three

surfer dude

muscles at all time i
mean it's dude had muscles

in her his kneecaps man

he was full bravo.

At some dudes
where they handsome

and they become arrogant with it

and their unapproachable.

As a man he was an intimidating.

Because he was
so regular and so.

Grounded and so cool.

He was the guy that.

Every woman.

Wanted to be with.

And every man wanted to be like.

Our personalities
just click man.

We both share this
kind of feeling like.

As perception vs reality i
think there's nothing more scary.

And me and Paul's eyes.

Then to have someone to
give you all this good energy.

And they have the worst
of intentions towards you.

To run into.

Executives at
studios all the time.

And it's almost like
it feels mafia like.

It's like hey

all we love you

we love you.

Get rid of them right now okay

thank you.

Hey man let's do lunch later.

It's like wow they were so cool.

And then.

You find out how they
really feel about you.

And so man Paul.

Had plenty of
those conversations.

I think after fast and
furious one he became much

more hyper sensitive
to what he wanted to do.

For the most part Paul was always conflicted
them on whether to do a film or not.

He read material and you hope that something
comes along the really identify with.

You know there's a lot of stuff
out there and most it really isn't

worth but name you know.

Two sides advice but.

I think it's says patients and I've got
a point now where you know i'm fairly

comfortable and you know if
i'm gonna do anything i want

i want to take pride in

i had to put them up
for roles regardless.

And

if i got them to
engage that was.

That was a bonus

that.

Struggle for credibility.

In his.

Career.

I think he did.

Fight it.

Paul was screened
testing for Superman

i think it was a ten
million dollar deal

and he was.

The front runner

i knew he was afford a news
thinking about doing it and

then i knew he did not want
to do three or four Superman's

and be Superman
for the rest of his life.

He definitely carried a
take it or leave it attitude.

Which was very authentic.

And very.

Unique.

Intent.

All of a sudden the
phone rings and it's Paul.

I got an ass on i got
a cape but boots that

tight say.

This is not me i'm getting the
fuck outta here got to go fuck you.

He was gone.

I should be at the prospect a.

Quit your job.

Aspire but it's all
part of the player.

Going to get this thing going.

To get the

shaped out.

Yeah they make a big fine with
live the rest of our lives on our o'clock.

Paul he loved the water

he loved to scuba dive

he loved action.

In the blue checked
a lot of the boxes.

I think it started off as a good script
and everything like that i'm not saying

anything like the movie but definitely
did that one for the location in the time

to be able to go to the Bahamas and
rent a big fat house on the water and.

Work with cool people.

He loved the ocean he loved
the water more than anything i

mean going out on his boat
and stuff was so phone for him.

He got hurt on that
show and his day off.

Wake surfing

on the boat and twisted his me

he was just very honest and period just
wrapped it with ice and came in straightaway

and told them and then
like nah just finished

the show and will make
it where did not want to

get surgery and
get it handled them.

Paul at that point was on a real role
with his career and i'm one year away from

entering high school
which has already

tough for a lot of kids.

And

my parents separated.

Format park woman

the whole separation.

You know it's it's just
tough it's tough for any kid.

Really stepped in

and just.

Without permission

with literally just show up

and like.

Just throw me in the car and we would go
but he's feeling all of the calls for mom.

Where is your brother will.

Obviously he's with me and
he's fine he doesn't need anything.

I just brought him

great amusement and

enjoyment to like

show me things that.

He loved to do when
he was that age.

And then he had the means to
like provide the most incredible

experiences.

Have to take Cody unserved trips

he would go some other
place in the world and surf

and what a wonderful
opportunity west.

You know

he just always included Cody.

Paul

just realized that.

She could

be a positive influence for me and my
life at a time worse really uncertain and

really confusing
and difficult and.

He recognized that.

That he could do

he could do me some good

just.

Be in big brother.

He would disappear.

It was hard.

I considered a one
of my best friends.

But there was clearly a line.

That we had a draw because i was his manager
and i had a push him into uncomfortable

situations where he
did not want to be.

But when we were offered a film and Paul
was considering it it was always a major

process to just to get
to the starting lineup.

He was never easy.

We saw running scared as a
vehicle with a great filmmaker that

could put pollen
a grittier like.

When they told me
they said hey look.

You really have to

this.

Their words or the she is exactly
what you've been looking for announcer.

Oh really

so it was either.

We understood each other and we're going
to be working together for a long time or

we're gone our separate ways
you know what's your name.

When.

You listen to me.

You listening.

Want to hurt many.

Until

he was proposed for a running
scared it wasn't somebody that i thought

was ideal for the film

the fast and furious they were
entertaining movies but that

had more of a comic book
cartoonish kind of feel to it.

As silly as it is i actually think that
was more of who he was you know of

fighting bad people for the
lot like a good guy were Brian

Connor was a narc that
undermine the driving.

So he was really never
stoked on Brian o'Conner

fast the various
bands will hate that but

you know what i mean i'm not big
on rehearsal but i like to talk through.

The process and the
part with the actors

poor committed to the movie we start pre
production trigger the financing everything

and then i can't
get hold of Paul

the clock is ticking.

We're weeks into
preproduction we're getting ready

to start finally i'm like
if bull doesn't call me.

This week

where it casting the movie.

It's it's.

You have twenty four hours

what's going on

have you seen them

have you seen him like
he's calling every bloody.

Like around the clock

because he can't reach.

Finally calls me and he goes a way to how's
it going as a bullet been trying to get

all the viewer and he goes
yeah sorry about that I've been i

in a row it was fedora i'm going to
come to say it's a couple of days before

we'll figure it all out and I'll be there
for you one thousand percent every day and

he was right know
anything about a gun no no

no.

Much sex oh.

Okay

we have to do the see what pull a
tracks down the janitors home address

and he he knocks on the door and
and she's holding a newborn baby

you don't comment.

You don't tell many of.

You don't want

anything

you do.

A ton back here.

Soon as we call cut.

The baby's mother Russia
is onto the said grabs the

baby of soups are often
everybody on the said as like.

This is a chance this is too far then pool
comes over he drops down next to me beyond

the monitor is both started
laughing is like almost hysterical

he goes this is so fucked up.

It looks at me every
day is like on duties on

what is it with you bro
are you love this stuff.

I'm like hell yeah.

I'm playing cops and
Robert you kidding me but

i get to play that full
on third cop you know

cops and robbers
is so much more fun

we wanted to go really dark and.

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you sometimes he was a little maybe
cavalier about some of the alien movies he

he did but then he started to really
roz i do love this this is what i do

and i want to get his
greatest possible doing it and i

am a and i definitely felt that'd be running
skating every single day on the said he

he took it seriously but more
important for me had a blast.

He would come to me every
day off the sense that cannot

wait to get back to set
tomorrow continue doing this.

He was always a little bit
risky and lot of times you

like break a finger or
break a bone in his hand

to begin in the movie and he wouldn't
say anything to anybody the whole time

inside he liked it because it gave
game a little pain something to react to

i don't want to sell
pain i don't have to

act paint

hurt me.

That was who he was pool was a real tough
guy he wouldn't back down for anybody.

He just had an aura of the.

Intensity about him Paul
loved the making of running

scared he loved the finished
product of running scared

he really respected Wayne

every day i'd be saying
god way we gotta get a.

Crane for this and
the line producer ago

we've got no more money in the budgets
of forget about it next day it'd be a

technocrat onset that'd be like
great forgot the textural trade.

That would find out of

Paul was paying for it all.

Paul was saying and don't tell
away and where this is coming from.

So i mean that's the pool was
he was at super generous guy

when he finished
filming running scared.

He says you know what.

This is what i needed.

But i'm still.

Like all gnarly.

Ain't gotta get outta

i

to search.

He called me up on time
and said dude i dunno

where he was be like i
got to get in the water.

It.

Call it the negative ions call
whatever it is he felt anxious.

He loved this time
off and you will just

disappear and check
away from all of us actually.

That was in a guy
who was off getting.

Fucked up or doing anything
crazy already the rest of it

he just knew what
he needed a break.

As.

Think that wasn't as such an
escape is just going back to.

Reality that was real forum.

Lot of times you know you get good waves
and they could be a nice places and then

some pretty
impoverished places and.

I think it exposed.

The world to them
and a tangible way.

All his trips like surfing hello
boarding four wheeling it was

basically turn the cell
phone off do this and

then when we're done
I'll turn the phone back on.

I think he had
a beautiful gift to

able to live in the moment

flip the switch and just focus
on what he needed to do.

Very aggressive how very
dare devil at times snowboarding.

You would throw caution
to the when all the time and.

People with true about when
later they'd see who it was.

A lot of the times in

his movie career.

He'd be just like enough i'm out

i'm outta here.

It's definitely not a puppet.

You know

it's definitely not
somebody been going to

just be told to do
something and then do it.

And.

Paul was supposed to be
presenting at the golden globes

the limousine was waiting

i was in my tuxedo.

Or getting calls
from the publicist and

i'm getting a little worried
because we have our tickets.

He finally calls me
back and he says.

Can't make it.

What

what do you mean you're not

going to the.

The golden gloves.

Sorry i can't come tell
my i'm sorry i can't make it.

Took off my tux

central him away.

Put the tickets down.

And the.

Matt Dillon presented.

He didn't like just
going to a press line and

talking about himself
in the movie in the role

he wanted to talk about
things that he really cared about

do you got involved
into the billfish foundation

shark preservation
and ocean preservation.

When i met Paul i was

about ten years into a

great white shark research
project de Guadalupe the island.

When Paul joined us for an expedition
we were catching these big females

and attaching the
satellite transmitter to them

is very sophisticated tags
that would track where they

went over long period of
time and we very quickly

realized white sharks are
not a cultural species at all

the only visit the coast
for a few months of the year

and then they're far off shore the
rest of the year basically we're all in a.

Giant monsters from the abyss

great white shark anywhere
from fifteen eighteen fee

you know over four
thousand pounds.

All the name of science.

The first time Paul saw white
shark get pulled out of the water

he.

Was like a little kid.

Look at me.

His face was the

biggest child just grin i will
never forget the look on his face

the estimation was

sixteen foot

looking at in the
water and sixteen.

That is what we needed.

To i understand.

Around Lynn inside

and this was his very first.

Opportunity a white shark right up
close them in your your you can touch it.

Are

on that shark tagging scared the
crap out of me he's sitting on this jar.

Sticking now how is in its math.

It is

dead

do you think i was
going to pass up an

opportunity to sit out of
that shark and i which.

I guess not bad.

That

he had a blast
that's where he was

in his

top element

i think he loved
doing it i think.

Part of them want to know
how many sharks were

out there cause were
surfing all the time you.

If you could get rid of sharks that
are still very various you would have.

And move them
somewhere else it was.

Les more important to talk about that
then it was any movie that adventure.

That of helicopters you know.

Was champagne powder you
know i'm doing all that good stuff.

Dropped in on wage and

twenty foot plus
patients you know.

Still takes you
through the fields on it.

Are common ground
was the ocean we both

the fish of the spearfish.

Of to dive of the serve

by the time he got off the boat i
had a whole new respect for Paul

he started making plans on how
how can i really have an impact

Paul Walker have an
impact on the ocean

and he knew he
couldn't do it by himself.

He told me many times

that

heated and choose

his career.

What he wanted to do and he told me is going
to do is quit and and go back to school

and become a marine
biologist and i said

look Paul.

You have no idea how
many green biologist there are

there all struggling.

For work struggling to even if
they get a job the jobs pay terrible.

I said you can be an

exceptional ambassador
for marine biology

and whatever topics
you're interested in

by being just you.

The ocean was his escape from.

His Hollywood reality which he

he really did not like being
part of the Hollywood seen.

But when you're doing so
well in a career even if you

don't like it is kind of
hard to walk away from it.

I traveled the world and been a bunch
of places that I've I've experienced a lot

but nothing compares to.

What i experienced

on this trip.

I'd walk away from
it all to do this filter.

When Paul really wanted
something he'd go fight for it.

Flags of our fathers
was a no-brainer

great director.

Great script.

And the subject matter that he and
his father or very passionate about.

When flags of our father
came out in he tactically

was like I'll do it for free
just i have to be in as.

He only loved his grandfather's
and a honored his father.

He took base pay just to
be able to be in that movie.

Coming from

a dad it was in Vietnam.

Grandpa that was in the Navy
at Pearl harbor where were to.

We have a little bit of.

Guilt my not

you know serving our
country was a huge thing

for him pod so much
pride in our country

we always felt like we
are spoiled we didn't have

to go to war we just got
to live this crazy dream.

When my dad

died

Paul was really.

I remember he stood at my desk casket
and looked at my dad for a long time.

The

closeness to

my sons had to

my dad was really.

Incredible.

We'd go up to Oregon to
see him and within minutes.

I mean minutes
they were gone with

grandpa

fishing.

Paul knew he
needed to honor him.

He looked at him he was
the patriarch of the family.

A good man

they spent time with grandma
who is grieving the loss of grandpa.

And

had the funeral and that was a family
trip because we had to drive a long ways to

where he was buried
in a national cemetery.

And

think there is an
opportunity her policy posted

to

go film something.

Obviously Paul had great
success in fast and furious one.

In fast three.

Tokyo drift

the studio declared it's.

It's all about the cars anyway.

When of it's all said and done
the movie was testing poorly.

They had asked Paul
to come down and

shoot a

cameo to race Lucas black and the final
scene that might have improved test scores

and could have led to another
sequel going on where even be missing

the services.

That just.

Wasn't even possible.

Every snowy Paula leave.

Like I've done before i
drove up unannounced

knocked on his door.

Look through the windows
knocked on side doors

and then

there he was Paul charging
out of the house after me fist

cocked get the hell out
here what are you doing here.

I knew he wasn't going to do
anything but i got back into my car.

Started back to drive down the one on one
that to Hollywood and in for five minutes

in the way back down he
called me up because i'm sorry.

I love you.

And.

He's like i'm not doing it

cis family.

Was.

The most important thing.

He goes.

It just admire Paul
the he always kept.

Those priorities straight

and wasn't a day that when by.

That he didn't contact me and
ask about somebody in the family.

It didn't matter if he was filming
on the other side of the world.

Our favorite in Santa Barbara

on the beach.

He just.

Always had to know

that everybody was okay.

So they

after they played
that with Paul.

They has been to do it.

Then came down to do it and.

That was that that's why he's even
diesel racing Lucas black and festering.

Ones vin

the cameo for fast three.

He was given the
ability to develop fast for.

There was drama and
politics of a big show and.

Doing it all and then i think as far
as work they had a good relationship.

I know there's like a lot of mutual
respect their from the beginning of

an acting and stuff and i know
put really liked Van because

been made sure the script
was going to be good for Paul

i believe my heart had Paul.

Come down for that cameo
for fast and furious reap

that would have

dovetailed into.

Control of the fast and furious
franchise with more ease going forward.

Didn't happen.

His grandfather.

Came first.

He didn't want to
live in Hollywood.

Whenever he wasn't working

he would be off somewhere
on a boat or hiding

under a tree or doing
whatever he was doing.

He'd always say like i
wanted to be a park ranger

it'll make twenty eight
grand a year and like live in

the wilderness like that's
really what he wanted to do

Paul looked around hard where he was to
settle down because he was very nomadic.

Santa Barbara
is a special place.

Most of my time is spent

in Santa Barbara north.

As I've grown older

i appreciate more words where
it's more to lush and more green.

There's nowhere
else like it on our.

It's it's unique.

Paul when he got the
place up as Santa Barbara.

He was so excited

it was the first time i see them
by something where he was like.

Really.

Like i worked at i got this.

Santa Barbara

to Paul was like a safe haven

three hundred and fifty acres
just up above carpentaria

it was like just far enough where he
can still get the l a when you had to.

Think Santa Barbara is awesome for actors
like him where they can hide out and they

don't get attention they know
who you are but they don't care.

They kind of established himself there and
like the community new that's where he he

lived and everyone kind
of protected him and like

people would speak up like hey is eating
his breakfast he's in here every morning

like he'll take a photo with
the afterwards leave him alone

he told me is like Eric he's
like this is like a legacy property.

It was cool for me to see
how proud he was of it.

Was really hard to get to as a seasonal
road with dirt that he had to go up had a

place where you could
go up there and hide

not take a shower for three or four days
or five days and run around getting money

plant trees and.

Shoot and

you know just

do guy shit you know.

You got your years on.

Yeah.

I feel like that all of the acting
and all this stuff that maybe.

You know what comes with
the industry that he didn't love.

That tied it in that
made it worth it.

Hm.

There was this playground.

He was a big kid.

He was a big kid.

Hm.

All like to race cars.

On the street racing but

really race cars on tracks.

Are common

interests was cars

cars brought us together if.

You are ok it over to me
go hey are you to go to.

Just spa my duty three.

Dana yeah as i told him that
i'm the guy and also told him.

That you know

a mentioned never
saw his duty tree

his life

and from that moment and on
and we'd become close friends.

Really good driver
conscientious of all times

he.

Talked about it he

you know reg currently

i need to be that role model

need to.

Practice what i preach.

He's a adrenaline junkie
you should know him.

He loves adrenalin.

Keyless things as fast.

Always evolving

Paul build a alone was Roger.

They put together a
team in history hanging

around more and more
was professional drivers.

He started really be.

Learning a lot of gray skills.

With cars.

Because look back in the day
we have a lot of famous actor or.

The race car drivers

Steve McQueen right

you have Paul Newman.

He went from

a movie character.

To really become.

A.

Race car driver.

A lot of respect for that.

He could

put it attracts spend a day

being himself

talk some trash.

And you know who's
fast was not fast.

I remember going seeing his private
collection of cause up in valencia

is amazing amount of caused.

Wasn't even pretentious cause he wouldn't
go for like the most expensive Ferrari or

whatever it was a he like
tea the Japanese racing cars.

He truly love the Nissan skyline and those
kind of cars more than muscle cars and he

liked the technical part of the better breaks
and all this stuff but then really what

he drove in his everyday life was the
Tacoma truck he wanted somebody to crack you

know ding them and
he'd be like oh that don't

worry about it and
they're just be shocked

if he was here right now

and

you know had something
cool parked outside

and you made a comment
about how cool his car as

he would literally
throw the keys at you.

Say just cool go have fun.

It didn't matter like when he didn't
have anything at all and then when he

had everything like
nothing about him

changed.

Passage

from George Bernard Shaw
and that said you know what

i wouldn't be all used up.

Not just some flickering candle
i'm going it'd be a torch know.

When i'm done i
wanted to be thrown

completely used on the.

Heap of life and.

Can actually say he did
a lot of things to meet a lot

of difference in a lot of
people's lives you know.

He he was a giver.

At.

Massive earthquake in
January of two thousand and ten

pose frustrated with
like well i what can i do.

He made some phone calls.

Got friends that new
firemen paramedics empty is

within the firefighting community there's
kind of a group within a group of guys who.

Sign up

because they are willing
to literally go anywhere

we remember watching

hurricane Katrina
happen hurricane Rita and.

Been frustrated

and so the same thing
happened in two thousand and ten.

When the earthquake in Haiti.

That's why and one of
the Paul's childhood friends.

Reached out to me

and

said hey i i know you
really want to go how bout

i have a way that you can go
would you be interested in i said yeah

one day i got a
call and you said.

I'm on my way to Haiti.

They said you're what.

I was very proud of him
but i was also terrified.

He kept talking to people who kept telling
him no that's not possible now you can't

do that gotta have clearance
from the government

and how is the even
going to get there they don't

have plans flame by
the see that their pants.

There was no chance that
they were going to get a plane.

Into port Porter prayer it's.

I remember we didn't have.

Any way end of the country.

Fights he turned around the airport
was only accepting certain flights so.

We had talks about.

Finding the Dominican.

So we just had the
base of the plan of let's

get to the Dominican
and see what we can do.

Paul's relationship with
vin overall of the years.

Vince got family in in
contacts and stuff and

and.

In Dominican republic
which is right next door

i remember meeting vin diesel in some
other people are just hearing about yeah we

might be able to get
you guys a helicopter.

So the next day we were or.

Are we we're loaded into a couple
of aunts and taken to an airfield.

I remember

looking out the window
watching the country go by.

Were thinking a lot
about our families because

there was a lot of

scary rumors that
we're going around

about attacks on aid workers

the machete

bands of.

The warlords and
things like that.

So i remember there was it
was a quiet fly we all just kind of

all right

we're going to do this.

Haiti was like.

Nothing i'd

ever seen.

I've never seen anything
like that since then

it was literally.

The worst

traumatic

see you could imagine

people.

Were being shipped in.

With mo below amputations
multiple crushed rooms.

No painkillers

was

awful.

Literally holy the
kid down as we

said his bone into place.

I remember seeing that and thinking
man that's that's real genuine that's.

Why i want to be here.

I appreciate that about
him in the fact that.

We were there because.

He reached into his
own pocket got us there.

I'll never forget that.

It really

touched my heart to hear
him tell stories about parents

that children and.

You know how they
made a difference.

They didn't know
him from anyone.

He was just some

American dude

that showed up

and

helped.

Stabilize and broken
bones in their leg.

Or like gave them their

first thing a water

in two days

when Paul started
reach out worldwide.

He warned me he
should know pro esh

no PR no pressure
i don't want any.

It's not about that.

Everybody wants to go viral.

For what they're doing

you know if your
daughter from your heart.

Why do you want
to all the attention.

Paid never did reach our

a why with the intentions
of press and PR and.

Wanting people to know that
he was the hero that he was.

He never expected to.

Of a sudden get

fame unfortunate the whole bit

but i think it kind of gave
him a privilege to be able to.

Help people out.

Which was huge for him.

Let's join rule by supporting their efforts
in the Philippines because together we

are going to realize
a much bigger impact.

The race to relief starts now.

One thing that i'm
wondering about

the let's.

Let's join role

it's sort of.

Separating yourself wrong the
organization like you're not a bar.

Did they don't need
to know it's my thing

yeah you know it's like
it said said it's something

that i believe in so
let's join it together

and it makes them work

like we're doing
it as opposed to

were joining them
as opposed to join me

and real.

Or i just i think it's.

There was an intensity and
Paul's life that you knew like

okay now this is

this really what
matters to them.

This isn't just the Paul.

Go and chase and ways but
this is the Paul cares for people.

And really makes an
impact on people's lives.

I don't think anybody can
go to a place like eighty.

After that event and
not come back changed.

We all

came back different i know
we all came back different.

Hm

i wasn't in

part three.

I wasn't in part for.

And it wasn't because i
didn't have interest in being in.

There were various other people.

That was

kind of.

Going out their way to.

Snuff that out.

Nice nice

Paul Walker

was on a mission.

To get me back
into the franchise.

This just went from
mission impossible

to mission and freakish sanity.

You know we talk
a lot about family.

We talk we both have daughters.

As a father.

You find yourself.

Chasing your career.

Chasing your
irrelevancy in Hollywood.

Tour you're only associated to
one movie one roll one character.

And so.

When it comes to money.

One would say.

Well shit you just
made all of that

so you don't have to go do

three four movies in a row.

You could just get
this big chunk of money

and then go spend all this
time with your daughter.

And be at home and go
serve and live your life.

Time of his life
was all about metal

and he would just be
like to choose the coolest

like she's just
like i'm so proud.

Of it all mean
she's just a cool girl.

When Paul found out
talking to his daughter that

she wanted to leave.

A why and she
wanted to live with

her dad.

Made him so happy to know that she
wanted to come and live with him and.

She was so important to him

and he would always felt
like his heart rate being torn

to because he needed
to be in two places.

For her to move to California

was.

Really

really big deal for him and.

He just would talk about are endlessly when
she wasn't or around you know and just.

So proud of her when she came to
live with him he was like riddled with fear

because he'd referred to himself those
this Disneyland dead i'd always show up and

she'd get to go travel with
me go do this go do that

and he said that it was like you
know Rebecca is a great mom.

Yeah but i didn't have
to go to like the flu

the chicken pox you know
dire this that you know

goes now i could be there you know probably
in the most important time of life and i

gotta be that dad before Paul would never
ever turned down not treated come out with

me and and mess
with the white sharks

he turned me down.

Twice

because he has something
planned with with metal

and actually

i congratulated him when he said he
couldn't go and when he told me why go

right on.

Paul was asking like.

Man if i could

and i

and he's really contemplating

i'm a step away from
the movie industry.

And just be with Meadow

in those everyday moments i want to be there
when she wakes up and we cook breakfast

together i want to be there when she
comes home from school talking about.

How the day when what
classes are you struggling

with can i help you with
some homework has a maths

Glasgow and you know and how's
your relationships how your friends

i think he was like
really cool for him

to have a daughter

who's like is homie.

You know what it was
like this fifty year old girl

and her perspective on
things and all the rest of it

she seeing things entirely different the
many of my friends or anybody else i'm

surrounded by.

So he was just really
like wow you know.

Like she can

prove we call me on my shit.

Love it when people
call them on a shit.

She tries to be a little
tougher that i want her to be

i wonder if be
more revealing like.

You're not home enough for.

You don't pay enough attention to what i'm
saying like i wanted to say those things.

She's honest this is the
best partner I've ever had

she lives in the
full time though

and so we're in
all this together.

When it homestyle to you know

considering a project
whether i'm gonna do it or

not we sit down we
though while we discuss it.

Paul became like.

Suddenly acutely aware of
how fast time was passing him by.

He would be like dude.

I only got six more years
until she graduates high school

i only got five more years
till she graduates high school

and en contra actually
obligated to do this or

that and they'll sue
me if i don't do it and.

When it's time to work.

Just gone for months on end.

The ours was a we we
went after that script we

love that role for him
we love that script for him.

And i think the ours

was one of the best
performance is Paul ever had.

Below you.

The smaller days

and at st Mary's hospital i got a baby
on a ventilator the needs a rescue team.

Right away with

removed.

He was trying to
save his daughter.

And i knew he tied in.

In he told me he tied into that.

As he was getting older

and the way that he was changing being
a father during the the things that he was.

Hello.

He was actually stepping
into becoming a really

fucking good actor and i
knew he was going to be.

There is only so many
guys that are in their

late thirties early forties that

look the way he looked

that were built the
way he was built

that could do the action.

I will say to him you're going to be
Steve McQueen in your forties you know.

It in your fifties

but

you're so handsome right now

that age is actually going to be
good for your more lines on your face.

Give you some am grit

you know we were we
were on an upward trajectory.

Sky was a limit.

That.

Being a big Hollywood
star and the whole thing is

it's.

It's so difficult to do
that and to have a.

Functional.

Family.

And he literally looked at me and his
dad i have this much of a window and time

to spend with
metal till she's gone.

He'd pretty much made a decision that
he was going to back away from Hollywood.

As we talked about this
he goes Rob i dunno.

How long can this last.

I've already made
more money than i

ever spent.

I can always go.

Paddle out somewhere.

And that's what i care about.

My dog water.

My surfing.

That's the life.

I don't need the
rest of this shit.

He told me he actually has some conversations
like what if i just take some time off.

But ultimately he said.

I have a responsibility
to a lotta people.

A lotta people rely
on me doing this.

I have

publicists a manager
and he goes.

I help provide for you Ashley.

I help provide for mom.

I've gotten into a bunch
of trouble and word got

back to him and he knew
that i needed to help and.

He just

stepped in and helped me

know

and.

Yeah.

Can he.

Have done that

i

don't know if i'd be
sitting here right now.

Definitely changed.

Our lives

lives of my family.

And everybody else

you know and he just
had that effect on so many

people that he was
doing that for you know.

And.

After a while i

became like.

Think everybody would just
come to them only with problems.

There's a lotta hanger honors you know but
when i would talk to them and stuff it was

pennies on the dollar and he knew
he was very aware of everything

there's probably people out there
who think they got away with things

but deep down inside
he knew he just let it go

you know it didn't matter that much
to them use that nice of a purse and

we wanted to help the
ones around them more than

anybody.

Is.

Yeah.

It's it works.

Who says material things
don't make people happy.

He did take care of people.

To the point where.

She wasn't looking
after himself.

I worried about them

i worried about

that taking its toll on him

and i wish sometimes that

maybe i had been.

More.

It had a hand in.

Helping it stop.

Do

you know what that much money involved
and stuff and some of these movies and then

the all the people behind i always made sure
to let him know like hey i got something

else if you don't want to do
it don't worry about me but

there's just a lot involved and.

Now he's gotta make

multimillion dollar decisions.

There was a lot of anxiety a
certain parts of his life for sure.

Yeah i hit a lot of stress

you know.

He had a lotta things on his
mind he had trouble sleeping.

Do is holding up
all of this weight.

Cause again he was just

use the most giving.

Guy i mean he just.

Really didn't care he'd make
comments all the time like.

You know what code you better make a
bunch of money one day because cause you're

going to have to take care
of me i'm going to be broke.

You know

do whatever.

Part of Paul was just
getting tired of doing them.

The years and two
fast two furious did you

realize that

these many movies down
the line he was still be

this huge topic.

But part of Paul
love doing them.

I think Paul.

Wanted most to be.

A great father.

And i think that.

When he was away for Meadow or he
wasn't spending time with his daughter.

That war on him the most

that was something that we.

Kind of came across.

The him talking with other people
and me and stuff like yes you

deserve to be happy.

You know and you.

Know need to you know get rid of
the things that don't make you happy

what is success.

Success is a balance in life.

That's the most targets
the most difficult thing of.

Every single person.

In my family every single
person that calls Paul friend.

Has been told by
Paul from his mouth.

This is the last one.

Oh this is the last one this
is the last one and I've done.

Heard that forever.

But he couldn't walk away he
couldn't quite he couldn't quite.

Walk away yet and his mind

and.

That's one thing that's like
so killer it sucks so bad about.

You know

he never got to really.

Enjoy.

Like just.

Watching his daughter grow up

and enjoy everything he
had worked so hard for.

He was finally starting to really
kind of put that together and like.

And then just got.

Got cut short.

A.

Tech metal out to breakfast

and when they came back i
was in my pajamas in the kitchen.

A little embarrassed that i
still it was done my pajamas.

He said

mom it's.

Fine.

I think he got a
text on his com.

And he looks at me and he goes oh my
gosh i'm supposed to based on my right now

he told my mom

he said.

Oh.

There's an event

that i'm supposed to go to.

Do

this this toy drive

we made plans to

be back together
in the evening and

decorate Christmas
tree that night.

And then

after he left her
house he called

me

yeah like this.

This game plan on like
how to bring the family

even closer.

And then he after he got for
the following me called Cody

had a similar conversation.

He actually called me.

On his way to that toy drive.

And.

I was at work that day.

And.

It was so glad.

That i wasn't gonna call.

It

was.

Hosting plans

phone.

When the toy tries.

Was finished.

I was driving the courage e t

from where he was part.

Trying to put it
back into the garage

Roger comes out.

Joking wrong with
me saying that.

Hey you know.

You probably don't
know how to drive a car

duty right

and it's my car.

Let me take it home

and.

That's when Paul was leaving

and said

he wants to take a
ride was Roger first.

It's just so stupid.

I've been on that
same exact loop.

It's an industrial park

there's nothing there on a
week it there's no cars there's.

It's all closed up
there's nothing there.

And it was just kind of like
oh you just like do loop and i

get it you get the car running
up to temp and then like

put it away

you gotta let these cars run
you gotta run 'em you gotta

read rotate the tires you
gotta do these things and.

This is the customary think.

It's a weird there's
to cleaning up.

The next thing we know we
hear a loud noise a lot of bands.

Supposedly.

Impact.

Knock him out.

And then the car

just became this.

Inferno.

Hm

be stuck in this car he's
unconscious an impact.

And then he just burned alive.

After call left
for that toy drive.

My mom called me and i see what

was your name

and.

I went over the house and
we ran errands together.

And.

Lucas weimer walks
through the door.

Covered in soot.

Like singed.

Eyebrows.

I.

They told me that he
could get about it the car.

And then he said he
couldn't find him in the car well

i'm immediately say.

We need to go find him.

I didn't know.

What he was trying to say was

it couldn't find him because the car
was on fire and they could get doing.

At the scene of the crash deputies how to
Russell one of walkers friends away seconds

after it became clear Paul and voters
couldn't be saved the coroner's office

also determined
that the caused that.

Mr Walker.

Is combined effects of traumatic

and thermal injuries.

And the manner of
death was accident.

I.

I was actually the one that had
to call each member of my family.

I felt like i had to keep
breaking more people's hearts.

If you knew Paul you loved in.

Totally was.

I tried reaching

Cody i couldn't say
got a whole if his fiance.

She said oh he's

he's working.

There's my wife and.

She's just sobbing and.

Supervisors as

you you're going to go hope.

And.

She pulls me outside.

Start walking towards the car.

What's wrong.

With the bad have

said what's wrong with

told me that what's wrong.

And.

She just looks at me and
she goes is your brother Paul.

Thank you sorry.

Though.

You said okay so he
got hurt what's wrong.

Is easy is it gonna be okay.

The.

She just shook her head.

Till the somebody like Paul.

Not to

stuff of the week.

Stop for the strong either.

Some that is totally messed up.

I.

As not supposed
to go before you.

Is that your worst fear.

It.

Came to pass.

All the them.

Okay this is the Oregon

work at a cost you know.

The tests.

Bush today's date.

September.

Twenty.

December twenty fourth.

Yeah what your.

Nineteen.

Six.

Of her.

My sister called me.

She she.

Only.

Still bugged me

is day like.

I feel like i have like.

The shoes to fill and like.

Now i feel like i'm
the big brother and.

That boy.

I have sleepless nights
over it now you know it

it.

It's like.

Not having Paul.

To be there

you know to just
pick up the phone.

Article about on

the back yeah.

We only the Dallas site and of
course there are fans there and.

People gathering and all the rest of it
and i just got a walk away from the site.

Fucking cried my eyes out.

I had.

Moments of questioning
my own faith and spirituality.

I you know if you love them to way
we did you say well why him and not us.

I.

Couldn't believe it.

Could not believe it.

And then the details
started coming out

lose this worse

worse.

Life is just not fair.

I went to the crash site

i went to his mom's house.

Just trying to
figure it you know.

I.

Tried to be close with people
that were close with him.

His friends and his family and.

Pulse spreads from the film

came.

Yeah.

Vin diesel entire east and.

Michelle.

And of course
the all the family.

That memory of of of of
walking at my mom's house

where it really became

super real.

That realization that that was
probably the worst feeling ever.

I just like a little bit of
what can i do to help right.

With Meadow and everything like that you're
like there's so many uncertainties he

would have helped out with if it would have
been reverse he would have been the one

taking care of
everything from my fam.

Just remember
the very first time i i

heard it

you know i immediately jump
in my car and drive down and.

Be with family you know.

I remember.

Given.

Given Cheryl a hug.

And.

Her words for.

Calling you were brothers.

And you will be forever.

I really just.

Wanted to go to sleep and
not have to get up again.

Cause i.

Just wanted to meet with the.

That even if i died aged eighty
or whatever i will never live.

A third of the life pull
lived i mean that guy.

That guy

made the best of
every single minute.

He was just

a guy who.

Could take life
on its own terms.

And find the joy in it at all.

Times.

There's nobody that ever worked
with them or ever knew him.

That doesn't feel the loss.

Of so so grateful that.

He was in my life.

And that he was my friend

he was a.

Supporter.

At

a.

Champion for a.

He would be going
absolutely bananas.

Over the fact i discovered
a brand new population

of adult white sharks

very near his
backyard Santa Barbara

i know he have been bugging me
twenty four seven eight let's go again

and i really wish i could
have him out there with me.

Paul taught me that.

It may seem simple but

to do good.

Many times when he.

Hung up the phone or.

Ended the conversation
he said you know.

Be good.

And he meant.

He wanted to do good
things you want to do

to do good things he
wanted us to do more to.

Do better for the world.

I had no idea.

The impact worldwide.

That Paul has had.

Until he passed away.

I think we were all.

Amazed to see.

How far and wide
Paul's influence when

and

how many people loved them.

The beef jerky time.

I learned a lot from poor man

humility

treat everybody.

The same respect and love

colada your way to create.

Moment.

Of uninterrupted quality time.

He gave the best hugs man.

There isn't a day that's
gone by since his passing

haven't thought about it.

Sometimes.

I just talk out bad.

Sailor who

want to say what i'm thinking.

We still miss here
we still love yeah.

I'll always be the.

Ooh.

In.

As.

That that.

That.

At.