The director of the upcoming 'Fast and Furious 7', James Wan, has confirmed that the filming will continue despite being halted after Paul Walker's death.
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Wan told a gossip website that there are absolutely no plans to abandon the project altogether and that the cast and crew will finish the film, Us Magazine reported.
A source has also revealed that there is no change and the crew is still dealing with Walker's sudden death.
The insider added that the studio will do the right thing, and is going to keep the franchise going.
It was earlier reported that Universal Pictures had announced that they would temporarily shut down the production of the franchise following the 40-year-old actor's tragic death.
Walker died in a fatal car accident, when the Porsche Carrera GT he was traveling in with a friend crashed into a poll and tree, before bursting into flames.
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