Paul Walker
American actor (1973-2013) · United States · Actors · Died at 40
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Something wrong?He turned street-racing B-movies into a global franchise, then died at 40 in the passenger seat of a Porsche going too fast - leaving a film half-finished and a song that became the eulogy for a generation.
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Air Racers 3DFilm, 2012Narrator2010
ConanSeries, Brian O'Conner
TakersFilm, 2010John Rahway2009
Fast & FuriousFilm, Brian O'Conner2007
Stories USAFilm, Mikey (segment "Life Makes Sense If You're Famous")2005Diving Deeper 'Into the Blue'Film2003
Jimmy Kimmel Live!Series
2 Fast 2 FuriousFilm, 2003Brian O'Conner2002MTV Movie Award for Best On-Screen DuoAward2001
Joy RideFilm, Lewis1999
Brokedown PalaceFilm, Jason1997
TaffSeries1994
The Boys Are BackSeries, Jesse Hansen
Tammy and the T-RexFilm, 1994Michael1992
The Tonight Show with Jay LenoSeries1988It's OK to Say No to DrugsFilm, Scott1986ThrobSeries, Jeremy Beatty
Monster in the ClosetFilm, 1986'Professor' Bennett1984
CBS Schoolbreak SpecialSeries, Dill1973
The Young and the RestlessSeries, Brandon ColinsBorn12 September 1973Also in Deutsch
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Filmography 38
62 credits on file
Television 19
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Paul William Walker IV started as a child actor in the 1980s, moved through soap opera work on The Young and the Restless, and broke through in 1999 with She's All That and Varsity Blues. The Fast and the Furious in 2001 made him Brian O'Conner and an international name, followed by the successful Joy Ride the same year. The mid-2000s brought a string of disappointments - Into the Blue, Running Scared - though Eight Below and Flags of Our Fathers earned him some praise in 2006. He spent years in low-budget action films before Takers landed in 2010. On November 30, 2013, he died as a passenger in a single-vehicle crash in a speeding Porsche Carrera GT. Furious 7 was unfinished; his brothers Cody and Caleb stood in for the remaining scenes, and Wiz Khalifa and Charlie Puth's "See You Again" was written as his tribute.
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