All language subtitles for Paul Walker

50 birthday the reason
why we all were

devastated about Paul
Walker is because

he's the nicest
dude on human feet

Paul had real relationships with

everybody you felt his
love you felt his

spirit he felt his
energy you felt them

around the camaraderie
the inclusion

this way look this way

he was somebody that
cared and he was

somebody that really
was experiencing

life and on the daily trying to

experience it to the fullest

never back down mindset
you know go big

or go home he's just
a kid from some of

the home yeah you
know the gun-toting

hippie balance of
opposites you know a

lover and a fighter
she's got a lot of

fights when he was
younger didn't lose

her in many fights
he would have been a

great fireman he likes
to grind he's not

afraid to get dirty

talks a lot of trash
he just fits in I

just thought he was
the coolest guy in

the world and had
nothing to do with the

movies nothing
here's a guy who's

getting the phone
calls left to the

right for creditors
and right in the

middle of that he's
like dude I'm gonna

be a dad he's a jumper
Paul Walker when

you meet this dude
you felt like he

jumped out of a
magazine it's like

that's who he was
the cinema didn't

capture it all couldn't
capture it all

Paul was always an
actor who had one

foot in and one foot
out he would just

disappear when Paul
wasn't making movies

he wasn't in LA he
wasn't even in the

country he would be
like an Amazon or

he'd be like diving
with sharks each

time he appeared in a
Shark Week episode

he donated to my
nonprofit he didn't

even tell me he did
take care of people

to the point where
she wasn't looking

after himself he
pretty much made a

decision that he was
gonna back away

from Hollywood it
was like time I'll

have time I don't
get time you know I

got money

I don't got time

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infuse new devices
to get the most out

of engines and new thrilled

my dad set records
in Bonneville our

family car was a car
that he raced when

I was growing up and
Paul wanted to hear

all of these stories

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he loved it

Paul used to go visit
my dad and just

want to be with him
in the shop and my

dad was not a talker
but he would talk

to fall he became a
gearhead because of

my dad my brother had
big shoes to fill

my brother was actually
the fourth Paul

walk my grandpa was
actually the second

Parker he came from
a line of just like

badasses

my dad's solely a
guy's guy tough guy

you know military guy

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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 knew it

la is a big place and
Paul grew up and

some let the hunger
which is definitely

just an ordinary
common street with

homes and very much
of a blue-collar

place to grow up and
raise family this

was Paul and I we
just get outside

whatever it was let's
just get outside

and do something just
fun memories I'm

just doing things
outside all the time I

have to say it didn't
surprise me that

it became so
successful and acting

that's Toby next door
I'm not supposed

to feed him never I
feed my puppy this

new puppy food

Toby goes crazy he would try out

different voices

sorry Kobe and
characters and really

took a lot of pleasure
and tormenting me

with some of these
characters in your

opinion which of the
two of you looks

better on stage today
you or your sister

he always had that
like ability to tell

a story and of course
he had the looks

he must have landed
or got a callback on

like 80% of the calls
he'd go on one of

the people that really
showed a lot of

faith in pot was Michael
Landon telegram

a stranger around here
you kids know the

Drake plan

my mother's mr.
Jake's assistant she

knows that place inside
out Rita Travers

he cast 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 Todd how
do you live at the

group foster care
home this is Bert I

was surprised to how
good it was even

though I was there
watching it being

filmed because he
had this innate

ability to just feel
I'm here brother

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like my brother

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my brother

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Wildman when Cody
came into the family

he was a surprise to
my parents and so

obviously surprise to
all of us but Paul

was almost 15 I remember
always a really

sweet really tender
relationship between

the two of them because
of that age gap

Paul wasn't just like
a big brother to

me he was another
father figure to me we

were going on vacation
or you know for

spring break or
whatever we knew where

were already going
we were going to

Carpinteria state
beach which is just

south of Santa Barbara
we did a campsite

tents for the kids
every night we

roasted marshmallows
and s'mores and

doing the whole
campfire thing that was

the Walker family
vacation Carpinteria

was that's where we
went for everything

I would wake up early
in the morning

when it was gonna be
- tide at daylight

and I would get the
kids up and we would

go out to the tide
pools Paul was just

fascinated by all
of that and that's

where his heart always
went after that

we had a Motorhome
but the boys always

popped up their
tents and there's a

palled is sitting in
the opening of the

tent he's eating like
a bowl of cereal

it's a good fall and
his little brother

could when he came
over and just put his

arms up you don't
forget stuff like that

say hello Bob

don't look at me when
Paul Reis 18 years

old the acting thing
was you know as he

really wasn't too
thrilled with it and

the process of walking
away from you

know this career that
Islam it puts so

much effort to and
everything a lot of

things you know went
sideways money was

gone that he thought
he had earned to be

able to go to college there was

explanations for it
which is the truth I

don't know I think
it possibly went to

his you know education
going to village

Christian doing all
these things in my

opinion he would go
make money and was

so easy that then he
would spend it easy

to yeah definitely
not the Matt best at

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 gonna

turn around and go
to school and do the

things that we had
talked about his

whole life he wants
to figure it out I'm

having a break there
is a teen he's

already been working
for what you know

15 16 years you know
let him go do what

he's gonna 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 on

adrenaline he'd
like to do exciting

things Paul was
just that way she's

gotten a lot of
fights when he was

younger didn't lose
very many fights no

one messed 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
him but you know

grandpa and father
were always showing

us how to punch and
you know all that

stuff he was a tough
kid he grew up you

had a tough dad it
was you know Vietnam

vet and just played
all sports and was

just very athletic
and very scrappy

growing up

Paul super loyal so
if there's anything

that would happen
circumstance that

happened that he feels
like his friends

being threatened or
something like that

there's a little bit
of a switch that

Paul could turn on you know

and it gets real
serious pretty quick I

can remember one time

Paul is walking to
the store and a guy

was walking out had
his arms full of

cans or whatever he
had so paul opened

the door so he could
walk out his he

walked pipe all he
goes thanks bitch it

was on all tuned
him up basically K

through 12 we all
went to the same

school we just grew
up together we got

in fights together
we got chased by the

cops together we did
things with where

our parents would get in trouble

together and by the
time I became a

stunt man I was doubling
him it was just

brothers that grew
up together he told

us he had us around
cuz we keep him in

check he knew we
wouldn't let him get

away with stuff he
saw the other actors

losing touch with
reality sometimes he

didn't like the answer
we give and he'd

be mad at me for a
couple days and then

it was always better
you know I met Paul

for the first time
it's some party in

Glendale Paul was just
kind of like this

bro guy hey what's
up he and I hit it

off right away because
he was a surfer

guy from California I
was from Hawaii we

both been actors when
we were kids and

he just automatically
is like till you

got to meet my friends
you got to come

hang out we got to go camping

surfing so I was
like dude great we

lived in Huntington
Beach for a while

and that was not healthy
for him there's

too many guys down
there who want to

fight especially if
you're an actor some

guy on the street
that rips off his

shirt that's 250
pounds and looked

meaner than anybody
Paul's gonna snap

his acting skills
would come in and he

would act 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 a garage and
the whole pin and

he's got this phone
that keeps ringing

nonstop and I'm like
through that was

like your girlfriend
he's like no it's

another bill collector
he's getting

calls with bill
collectors like every

two minutes it was
crazy and he just

really didn't have
any money he started

getting a lot of
pressure to come back

and do films or TV
shows things like

that from his previous
agent from when

he was a kid I talked
to him about it

considerably look at
the numbers you're

already a commodity
you already got your

foot in the door
sometimes I read that

I did it based off
his age and his look

and as you know this is vive and

everything I think
he kind of knew

instinctively there
might really be a

crack here he was
like alright you know

might as well do this
for real he'd made

some phone calls
reconnected got a

manager I remember
first meeting Paul

his hair was I don't
want to say afro II

but it was definitely
big curls and

longer he had a great
sense of humor a

lot of energy a very
magical look in his

eyes and it was
kind of mesmerizing

actually when he
looked at you but he

really looked at
you just a really

present human being
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

a-list director Gary Ross and an

incredible cast what's
all the commotion

where's the cat
it's naive 50s jock

captain the basketball
team the dream

boat the dream Bodhi
guy I guess I'll

see it's cool Mary Sue

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he was always known
as the vagrant

always barefoot
shop at the surplus

stores for like army clothes

Paul had a truck that
would break down

all the time on his
way to auditions he

would skip auditions
but when he went

into the room and he
actually met with

directors or read with
casting directors

he executed the meet the Beatles

premiere was the first
big premiere that

like our whole family
got to go to 27 I

remember like almost
crying seeing his

name on the marquee
walking Kodak moment

it's bully Beatlemania
we all got in our

best clothes and met
up the family home

it was it was stressful

Paul was dressed
really nice and the

last second had to
go get a dry shirt

bill like he was worried
that was one of

those times where I
actually got to see

my brother really
humid but he liked

being able to share
those moments with

us

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here's a guy who's
getting the phone

calls left to the
right from creditors

and right in the
middle of that he's

like dude I'm gonna
be a dad and I'm

like oh my god this
is horrible then

what are you gonna
do you know you got

no money you're an
actor you have to

know that his
relationship with her

Rebecca was from
there they were they

were kids together
they're sweethearts

and then they were
friends and then

there is he hearts
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 cuz I

thought they're in
love they're never

gonna be a part
anyway I was tough I

mean mom and I weren't
gonna be together

and I was raised
Muhammad was told mommy

and daddy were supposed
to be together

and it was a hard one for me

what's so conflicted
I was thinking down

the road I was like
honey where I was at

wasn't it chicks and
having fun you know

I was an animal I
want to be there my

heart wants to be
in it the mind just

isn't following it
Rebecca had been

around our home so
much I treated her as

if she was my daughter
we just became a

family that's a little different

oh you have kids
young that's that's

part of the game you
know it sounds cool

all of it you know
you look back and

it's like he thought
you knew yourself

you just didn't
motional II I wasn't

there yet I don't even
know who the hell

I was you know

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 went

crazy he was all over
the country film

in different movies
and you know being

gone literally half the year

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I was lying in bed last night

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and I drifted off to
sleep and I had a

dream that we're beating
bang Ville 14-3

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and off the big screen
good to have you

with us this morning
okay your movie

varsity blues big
big hit at the box

office so exciting
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 Walker everyone

125 years old I was
casting the skulls

and Hall comes in you
know I don't know

he's just 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 behind you

have to dot the
east coast and east

coast back to the
Mayflower so he read

it and I said we're
gonna have to work

on this language thing
Oh Eric you and I

need we need to move
to New York City he

said it a few times
you don't even

understand like well
I got to move New

York City

you gotta get the
California we gotta

get all this out of
us we got to become

like sophisticated
guys and we're like

turtlenecks instead
of coffee shops we

got to shake the bro
if we want to you

know if we want to be
taken seriously on

ended in the film
business 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
much more buttoned

down and he he did
it and I gave him a

hug and I tell him you
got the part what

are you talking about
I know what you

did what are you talking
about he was so

good in that scene
he gave Josh such a

run for the money he
was so threatening

and dark and is why
is that Lucas and he

was aiming these lung
and and you really

felt the power

from the time of the
cage seem 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 jock
you know it was like

you're acting now he
was sopping it up

because I don't think
any director had

ever talked to him like he was a

legitimate actor and
and I knew he was

and I did I feel
like I really worked

with the director
that I really clicked

with I talked to my
agent I talked to my

representatives back
home I think I say

over and over again
is that I you didn't

want to work with Rob
again or I want to

work with someone
just like him and you

go so what are you
working on next I

said well you know
I'm at the very

beginning stages this
thing I don't know

and he goes is there
a part for me and I

said I told you

yes I'm developing
the lead for you

because well well
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
because I meant I'm

in

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you really like the
cars and I'm those

movies he got into
it he could tell you

what size turbos the
cars had or what

they should do
different to make them

better and the other
actors don't even

know how to drive a
manual transmission

car he did his homework
like nobody else

if you took then
diesel okay and have

you ever been to New
York or on the East

Coast

what kind guys are
in New York hi guys

it's in your face
and then you go to

Paul Walker and he's
like yeah Calabar a

kickback it's all
good so 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 salad dressing
for someone else

reason it's like you
know it's it mixed

good I owe you a 10-second car I

remember sitting on the lawn of

universal van and
Paul and me doing 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 believed the
subject matter had a

chance to be
successful but when I

walked out of that
screening I knew he

was a movie star

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I'm enjoying it I have
a blast I love my

job I get to travel gosh

I'm innocent amazing
I mean this has

really been going
on for me now like

maybe like six years
I think Pleasant

though I did like six years ago

please welcome Vin
Diesel and Paul

Walker boy

you know I don't ever
want it to end I

saw the transition immediately I

remember coming out
of a Detroit radio

station Paul and I
going on the sidewalk

and saw a girl break
down into tears

that Paul was coming
out and we looked

at each other like
that just happened

just like has anyone
ever told you that

yeah what are you
trying to do to me

right now you trying
to make me blush

you know it's just
really bizarre I mean

just not too long ago
I was I was living

out of a garage and
I was pan here no

this is my rolling
crib so if once we

come on in and check it out

it's probably the
height of our memories

of surfing was surfing
safari trip we

got our old beat-up
Motorhome is it nice

anyways we start at
northern cow and

went down the California
coast surfing

just stopping at
all the different

breaks the best breaks
of California he

actually makes his
first MTV Cribs in

our motorhome back
it's just funny it's

classic Paul right
like hanging out in

this beat-up motor
home for MTV Cribs

thanks for coming
out appreciate you

guys go ahead make
yourself a hole

rabbit being a movie
star takes a lot

more responsibility
just the way you

carry yourself the way
you are in public

Paul was always
willing to take a

picture if asked for
somebody he was

always willing to
sign an autograph he

was very gracious with
that but it never

changed his spirit
it never changed his

heart how much of a
issues paparazzi for

you now I guess I'm
gonna start hounding

you very soon are you
prepared hideout

yeah things were not
easy for Rebecca

because of people
realizing who Mehta

was and they would
come up in the

grocery store and try
to pick her up and

it was a little scary

so she wanted to go
move to Hawaii to

finish college and
become a teacher art

and I think that was
like wow I've made

enough money to be
able to pay for my

baby's mama and my
baby to be in Hawaii

and do this and it was
like a real dream

of his for her to
grow up and learn

about the ocean and
learn about you know

just kind of being a
hippie and learned

that style Paul showed
up one day and I

was the only one
happened and he said I

was the person supposed
to balance this

I want to be there
for a meadow I want

to spend all my time
with her but you

gotta work while there's
worked too fast

too 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 I

don't know we just got
along really well

the only problem
really was though is

like we got along so
well that we were

screwing around yeah
and so we got you

know John Singleton
bark and Addison not

when I did a big car jump over a

drawbridge yeah and
a little Nissan

Skyline with no
suspension so it was a

hard landing

you would ask me how
big the hits were

and how much it
really hurt or how it

you know what I mean

he was so curious on
that part of it I

like to think that's
what separates me

from these other
cats it's like hey I

want to do these starts
he knows many of

them as I can anyways
if you had to look

up the definition
of ideal handsome

white man Paul fit
every profile there

is blonde blue eyes
6-3 surfer dude

muscles at all time I
mean this dude had

muscles in his kneecaps
man he was full

throttle some dudes
where they handsome

and they become
arrogant with it and

they're unapproachable
as a man he

wasn't 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 clicked man

we both shared this
kind of feeling like

it's perception versus
reality I think

there's nothing more
scary and me and

Paul's eyes than 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
oh 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 me and
Paul had plenty of

those conversations
I think after fast

the Furious one he
became much more

hypersensitive to
what he wanted to do

for the most part
Paul was always

conflicted on whether
to do a film or

not you know I think
it's just patience

and you know I've
gotten a point now or

you know I'm fairly
comfortable and you

know if I'm gonna do
anything I want to

I want to take pride in

Paul was screen testing
for Superman I

think it was a 10
million dollar deal

and he was the
front-runner I knew he

was up for it I
knew thinking about

doing it and then I
knew he did not want

to do 3 or 4 Superman's
and be Superman

for the rest of his
life all of a sudden

the phone rings and
it's Paul I got an

ass on I got a cape
but boots tights

this is not me I'm
getting a got here

gotta go you boom
and he was gone

I should be out there
prospecting quit

your job now inspire
but it's all part

of the play it's gonna
keep this thing

going

get the boat-shaped
up you have to make

a big fine who lived
the rest of our

lives on her own clock
Paul he loved the

water

he loved to scuba
dive he loved action

into 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

he didn't like the
movie but definitely

did that one for the
location and 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 fun for him he

got hurt on that
show and his day off

wake surfing behind
the boat and twisted

his knee he was just
very honest and

pure I just wrapped
it with ice and came

in straight away and
told them and then

like no I'll just
finish the show and

we'll make it work
did not want to get

surgery and get it
handled then we were

offered a film and
Paul was considering

it was always a major
process to get to

the starting line
it was never easy

we saw running scared
as a vehicle with

a great filmmaker
that could put Paul

and a grittier light
when they told me

they said hey look
you really have to

read this their
words were this is

exactly what you've
been looking for and

I was like oh really
so is easy we

understood each other
and we're gonna be

working together for
a long time we were

going our separate
ways you know you

listen to me you
listen I don't want to

hurt Manny I'm told
he was proposed for

a ranks kid it wasn't
somebody that I

thought was ideal for
the film The Fast

and Furious they
were entertaining

movies but they had
more of a comic book

called Tanish kind
of feel to it as

silly as it is I
actually think that was

more of who he was you
know fighting bad

people for the lot
like a good guy where

Brian O'Conner was a narc that

undermined the driving
so he was really

never stoked on Brian
O'Conner how fast

the various fans 'la
hate that but you

know what I mean coke
committed to the

movie we start
pre-production and

trigger the financing
everything and

that I can't get hold
of Paul the clock

is ticking yeah we're weeks into

pre-production we're
getting ready to

start finally I'm
like if Paul doesn't

call me this week
we're recasting the

movie it's it's we
have 24 hours what's

going on

have you seen him have
you seen him like

he's calling everybody
like around the

clock because he
can't reach them

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Paul finally calls
me and he goes hey

wait how's it going
as a poll I've been

trying to get hold
of you and he goes

yeah sorry about that
I be neither I'm

gonna run over it
once but don't worry

I'm gonna come to say
it's a couple of

days before we'll
figure it all out and

I'll be there for
you 1,000% everyday

and he was right you
know anything about

a gun we have to see
where pull tracks

down the janitors home
address and he he

knocks on the door
and she's holding a

newborn baby you don't
call me you don't

tell Manny or anything
come back here

soon as McCall cut
the baby's mother

rushes onto the set
grabs the baby up

swoops it off and
everybody on the set

is like this is intense
this is too far

then Paul comes over
he drops down next

to me behind the
monitor and he's burst

out laughing

he's like almost
hysterical because this

is he was always a
little bit risky and

a lot of times you
did like break a

finger or break a bone
in his hand to be

gay in the movie and
he wouldn't say

anything to anybody
the whole time

inside he liked it
because it gave him a

little pain something
to react to I

don't want to sell
pain I don't act pain

hurt me that was who
he was Paul was a

real tough guy he
wouldn't back down for

anybody he just had an aura of

intensity about him
Paul loved the

making of running scared

he loved the finished
product of running

scared he'd really
respected Wayne every

day I'd be saying god
we've got to get a

technical crane for
this and the line

producer would go
we've got no more

money in the budget
so forget about it

next day

there'd be a technocrat
on set and I

would be like great
we got the text no

credit I would find
out off as Paul was

paying for it all
Paul was saying don't

tell Wayne where this
is coming from so

I mean that's who
Paul was he was that

super generous guy
when he finished

filming running scared
he said you know

what this is what I
needed but I'm still

like all gnarly I gotta
get it out of me

I gotta go surf he
called me up one time

and said dude I don't
know where he was

because like I gotta
get in the water

call it the negative
ions call whatever

it is he felt anxious

he loved his time off
and you would just

disappear and check
away from all of us

actually

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Paul wasn't a guy who
was off getting up

or doing anything
crazier the rest of it

he just knew when
he needed a break

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I think that wasn't
as much of escape as

just going back to reality

that was real forum
a lot of times you

know you get good
waves and they could

be in nice places and
then some pretty

impoverished places
and you know I think

it exposed the world to him in a

tangible way a lot
of the times in the

in his movie career
he'd be just like

enough I'm out I'm out of here

it's definitely not
a puppet you know

he's definitely not
somebody that's

gonna just be told
to do something and

then do it

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

when I met Paul I
was about 10 years

into a great white
shark research

project at Guadalupe
Island when Paul

joined us for an
expedition we were

catching these big
females and attacking

these satellite
transmitters to them

basically we're hauling up giant

monsters from the
abyss great white

shark and he went
from 15 18 feet you

know over 4,000
pounds all in name of

science the first
time Paul saw a white

shark get pulled out
of the water he was

like a little kid hey
mom look at me his

face was the biggest
childish grin I

will never forget the
look on his foot

that's where he was
in his it was way

more important it was
our common ground

was the ocean we
both up the fish let

the spear fish love
to dive up the surf

by the time he got
off the boat I had a

whole new respect
for Paul he started

making plans on 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

I traveled the world
I've been to a

bunch of places 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 full-time he'd

always say like I
wanted to be a park

ranger you know make
28 grand a year and

like live in the
wilderness like that's

really what he wanted
to do Paul looked

around hard where
he wanted to settle

down because he was
very nomadic Santa

Barbara is a special place

most of my time is
spent you know Santa

Barbara north as
I've grown older I

appreciate more where
it's where it's

more lush and more
dream there's nowhere

else like it on earth

it's it's unique Santa
Barbara T'Pol was

like his safe haven
350 acres just up

above Carpinteria got
a place where you

could go up there
and hide and run

around get money and
plant trees and

you know just do
guys shit you know

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all like to race cars
not street racing

but really race
cars on tracks our

common inches was
cars cars bought us

together you walk it
over to me go hey

are you the guy that
just bought my gt3

yeah I told him that
I'm the guy and

also told him that you
know a man should

never sell his gt3
in his life and from

that moment on we
become close friend

really good driver
conscientious of all

times he talked about
it he you know

regularly I need to
be that role model

you need to practice
what I preach

he's adrenaline junkie
you know him he

loves adrenaline he
lists things as fast

always evolving Popeil
they along with

Roger they put together
a team and you

start hanging around
more and more with

professional drivers
and he started

really learning a
lot of great skills

with cars because
look back in a day we

have a lot of famous
actor there the

racecar drivers the
Steve McQueen right

you have Paul Newman
he went on a movie

character to really
become a racecar

driver a lot of respect for that

you get a pull to the
track spend a day

being himself talk
some trash and you

know it's who's
fast was not fast

I remember going and
seeing his private

collection of cause
up in Valencia and

his amazing amount of cost

it wasn't even
pretentious cause he

wouldn't go for like
the most expensive

Ferrari or whatever
it was he he liked

his Japanese racing
cause he truly loved

the Nissan Skyline
and those kind of

cars more than muscle
cars he liked the

technical part and the
better brakes and

all the stuff but
then really what he

drove in his everyday
life was the

tacoma truck he wanted
somebody to crack

you know ding him
and he'd be like oh

don't worry about it
may 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 is he would literally
throw the keys

at you and 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

Paul had the passage
from George Bernard

Shaw that said you
know what I want to

be all used up you
know I'm not just

some flickering
candle I'm gonna be a

torch and when I'm
done I want to be

thrown completely used
on the trash heap

of life and I can
actually say he did a

lot of things that be a lot of

difference in a lot
of people's lives

you know he was a giver

that massive earthquake
in January of

2010 Paul was frustrated
with like well

I what can I do

he made some phone
calls got friends

that knew firemen
paramedics EMTs within

the firefighting
community there's kind

of a group within a
group of guys who

sign up because
they're willing to

literally go
anywhere we remember

watching Hurricane
Katrina happen

Hurricane Rita and
being frustrated and

so the same thing
happened in 2010 when

the earthquake in
Haiti that's when one

of Paul's childhood
friends reached out

to me and just said
hey I know you

really want to go
help out I have a way

that you can go would
you be interested

and I said yeah

one day I got a call
and you said I'm on

my way to Haiti

I said you're wet 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
no you can't do

that got to have
clearance from the

governments and how
is he even gonna get

there they don't
have plans flying by

the seat of their
pants there was no

chance that they were
gonna get a plane

into port-au-prince

I remember we didn't
have any way into

the country

and flights readin
turned around the

airport was only
accepting certain

flights so we had
talked about flying in

the Dominican and
so we just had the

basic plan of let's
get to the Dominican

and see what we can do

you know Paul's
relationship with ven

over all of the years
ven Scott family

and in contacts and
stuff in Dominican

Republic which is
right next door I

remember meeting Vin
Diesel and some

other people I'm just
hearing about yeah

we might be able
to get you guys a

helicopter so the
next day we were we

were loaded into a
couple vans and taken

to an airfield I
remember looking out

the window watching
the country go by we

were thinking a lot
about our families

because there was a
lot of scary rumors

that were going around
about attacks on

aid workers the machete bands of

warlords and things
like that so I

remember there was it
was a quiet flight

we all just kind
of all right we're

gonna do this baby
was like nothing I'd

ever seen I've never
seen anything like

that since then it
was literally the

worst traumatic scene
you could imagine

people were being
shipped in with

multiple amputations
multiple crushed

rooms no painkillers
it was awful I was

literally holding the
kid down as we set

his bone into place
I remember seeing

that and thinking man
that's that's real

genuine but that's
that's why I want to

be here I appreciate
that about him and

the fact that we were
there because he

reached in his own
pocket got us there

I'll never forget that
when Paul started

reach out worldwide
he warned me he said

no press no PR no press
I don't want any

it's not about that

everybody wants to
go viral for what

they're doing you
know if you're doing

it from your heart
why do you want all

the attention he
never did reach out

worldwide with the
intentions of press

and PR and wanting
people to know that

he was the hero that he was

let's join rule by
supporting their

efforts in the
Philippines because

together we're gonna
realize a much

bigger impact the
race to relief starts

now don't need to
know it's my thing

yeah you know it's
like it's it's 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 we're

joining them as opposed
to join me an ro

you know I just I think
it's going there

was an intensity in
Paul's life that you

knew like okay now
this is this is

really what matters
still this isn't

just the Paul going
chasing ways but

this is the Paul that
cares for people

and really makes an
impact in people's

lives I don't think
anybody can go to a

place like Haiti
after that event and

not come back changed
I think we all

came back different
I know we all came

back different

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I wasn't in part three
I wasn't in part

four and it wasn't
because I didn't have

interest in being in it

there were various
other people that was

kind of going out
their way to snuff

that out Paul Walker
was on a mission to

get me back into the
franchise this just

went from mission
impossible to mission

and freakin sanity
you know we talked a

lot about family
talk we both have

daughters as a father
you find yourself

chasing your career chasing your

relevancy in Hollywood
and so when it

comes to money one
would say you just

made it all of that
so you don't have to

go do three four movies
in a row you can

just get this big
chunk of money and

then go spend all
this time with your

daughter and be at
home and go surf and

live your life

at that time his
life was all about

metal anyway just
be like - she's the

coolest like she's
just like I'm so

proud you know I mean
she's just a cool

girl when Paula found
out talking to his

daughter that she
wanted to leave Hawaii

and she wanted to
live with her dad

it made him so happy
to know that she

wanted to come and
live with him he was

like riddled with
fear because he

preferred to himself does this

Disneyland dad 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's
a great mom you

know but I didn't
have to go through

like the flu the
chickenpox you know

dire this that you
know those now I get

to be there you know
probably in the

most important time
of her life and I

got to be that dad
she tries to be a

little tougher than
I want her to be I

wanted to be more
revealing like you're

not home enough or
you don't pay enough

attention to what
I'm saying like I

wanted to see those things she's

honestly see the best
partner I've ever

had she lives with
me full-time now and

so we're in all this
together when it

comes time to you
know considering a

project whether I'm
gonna do it or not

we sit down we thought
while we discuss

it he would be like
dude I only got six

more years until
she graduates high

school I only got five
more years so she

graduates high school and I'm

contractually obligated
to do this or

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

and when it's time to
work he's gone for

months on end

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the hours was we went
after that script

we loved that role for
him we loved that

script for him and I
think the hours was

one of the best
performances Paul ever

had Mary's Hospital
I got a baby on a

ventilator right
away you know he's

trying to save his
daughter and I knew

he tie it in and he
told me he tied in

on that as he was
getting older and the

way that he was
changing being a father

doing the things that
he was well he was

actually stepping into
becoming a really

good actor I knew he
was gonna be there

was only so many guys
that are in their

late 30s early 40s
that looked the way

he looked that were
built the way he was

built that could do
the action I will

say to him you're gonna
be Steve McQueen

in your forties you
know in your 50s

even you're so handsome
right now that

age is actually gonna
be good for you

more lines on your
face give you some

grit you know we
were we were on an

upper trajectory
this guy was a limb

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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

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he told me he actually had some

conversations like
what if I just take

some time off but
ultimately he said I

have a responsibility
to a lot of people

a lot of people rely
on me doing this

I have publicist and
manager and he goes

I help provide for
you Ashley I help

provide for mom 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 him 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 him stop

I think Paul wanted
most to be a great

father and I think
that when he was away

from meadow or he
wasn't spending time

with his daughter
that wore on him the

most 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 in his

mind and that's one
thing that's like so

killer that 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

he took meadow out to
breakfast and when

they came back I was
in my pajamas in

the kitchen a little
embarrassed that I

still it was in my
pajamas but you said

Oh mom it's no fine
I think he got a

text on his phone and
he looks at me he

goes oh my gosh I
was supposed to be

somewhere right now
he told my mom he

said there's an event
that I am supposed

to go to this is toy
drive we made plans

to be back together
in the evening and

decorate a Christmas
tree that night and

then after he left
her house he called

me yeah I'd like this
this game plan on

like how to bring the
family even closer

and then he after he
got off the phone

with me he called Cody
and 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 on a

call when the toy
drive was finished I

was driving to Cairo
gt4 where he was

parked 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 i GT 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
with Roger first

it's just so stupid
I've been on that

savings act loop

it's a industrial
park there's nothing

there on a weekend
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 a loop and they

get it get the car
running up to temp

and then like put it
away you got to let

these cars run you
got to run them you

got to rotate the
tires you got to do

these things and
this is a customary

thing

it's a weird there's
two cleaning up

then next thing we
know we hear a lot of

noise a lot been supposedly

the impact knocked
him out and then the

car just became this inferno

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be stuck in this car
he's unconscious on

impact and then he
just burns alive

after Paul left for
that toy drive my

mom called me and
asked me what I was

doing and I went over
the house and we

ran an errand together
and Lucas Wymer

walks through the
door covered and suit

like singed eyebrows
he told me that he

couldn't get in the
car and then he said

he couldn't find him in the car

well I'm immediately
saying we need to

go find him

I didn't know what
he was trying to say

he was and couldn't
find him because the

car was on fire and
they couldn't get to

him at the scene of
the crash deputies

had to wrestle one
of Walker's friends

away seconds after
it became clear Paul

and Rhoda's couldn't
be saved coroner's

office also determined
that the cause of

death mr. Walker is
combined effects of

traumatic and thermal
injuries and the

manner of death was accident

I I was actually the
one who had to call

each member of my
family I feel like I

had to keep breaking
more people's

hearts if he knew
Paul you loved him

just how it was

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I tried reaching
Cody I couldn't so I

got ahold of his
fiancee she said oh

he's he's working
there's my wife and

she's just sobbing
and my supervisor

says you you're gonna
go home and she

pulls me outside start
walking towards

the car I'm like
what's wrong she looks

something really bad
happened I said

what's wrong you've
told me that what's

wrong

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and she just looks
at me and she goes

it's your brother Paul
take your sword I

said okay so he got
hurt what's wrong

was he is he gonna be
okay she did shook

her head to lose
somebody like Paul it's

not snuff for the week
you know it's not

for the strong either it's just

something that's
totally messed up

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Suns not supposed to
go before you yes

it's your worst fear
it came to pass all

do you know okay
this is we're gonna

test you now this
is the test what's

today's date

yeah what year I just
remember the very

first time I heard it

you know I immediately
jump in my car

and I Drive down and
be with the family

you know I remember
uh giving I'm giving

Sharla hug and her
words for Paul and

you were brothers
and you will be

forever I guess like
a little bit of

what can I do to help

right with meadow
and everything like

that you're late there's so many

uncertainties he would
have helped out

with if it would have
been reversed he

would have been the
one taking care of

everything for my
family I really just

wanted to go to sleep
and not have to

get up again cuz I
just wanted to be

with you

even if I die at age
80 or whatever I

will never live even
a third of the life

Paul 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 him or ever knew
him that doesn't

feel the loss I'm so
so grateful that he

was in my life and
that he was my friend

he was a supporter
any you know a

champion for you
he would be going

absolutely bananas
over the fact I've

discovered a brand
new population of

adult white sharks very near his

backyard in Santa Barbara

I know he would mean
bugging me 24/7 hey

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 into the
conversation he said

you know be good and
he meant he wanted

to do good things
he wanted you 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 went and

how many people loved
him beef jerky

I learned a lot from
Paul my humility

treat everybody the
same respect and

love go out of
your way to create

moments of uninterrupted
quality time he

gave the best hugs man

there isn't a date
it's gone by since

his passing that I
haven't thought about

him sometimes I just
talk out loud I say

what I want to say
what I'm thinking we

still miss you we
still love you he'll

always be a big

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