Paul Walker's manager Matt Luber of Luber Roklin is still owed 1 million dollars from in commissions from projects that the deceased actor was working on or had completed.
According to sources, the 'Eight Below' star had several projects lined up and his charity Reach Out WorldWide is getting a portion of proceeds from home entertainment sales of 'Fast and Furious 6', the New York Post reported.
However, Luber revealed that the total was likely less than 1 million dollars.
Walker was filming 'Fast and Furious 7' when he died in a tragic car accident, and had various films, like the 'Brick Mansions', 'The Best of Me', 'Hours' and 'Agent 47' lined up.
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