14 DAY TRIAL // Paul Walker died last November in a car crash. His work on “Fast & Furious 7” will be completed by his brothers Cody and Caleb, and Cody has also undertaken the task of promoting Paul’s final complete movie, “Brick Mansions,” which is coming out in theaters soon.
He’s using the opportunity to raise awareness on the charitable organization Paul founded, Reach Out Worldwide but, as you can see in the video below, it’s not easy for him to talk about his beloved brother in the past tense.
The interview was arranged by Relativity Media, which is distributing “Brick Mansions,” and was conducted with the Fox affiliate in Baltimore. Cody, who bears a very striking resemblance to Paul, talks about what an amazing person he was, always ready and willing to help others, never using his celebrity card for anything in life.
In another part of the interview, which is not included in the video below but is available over at The Wrap, Cody talks about Paul’s work with charity and how much he really wanted to make a difference in the world.
“This is one thing he did without ever wanting recognition for it. He could have easily thrown his name all over the organization, but he wanted it to grow organically and he wanted to make a difference… He was my big brother and I looked up to him very much,” Cody said.
You don’t even have to be a fan of Paul’s work to get a lump in your throat watching the interview. He was clearly an amazing man and he is sorely missed.
