The evergreen character of the late Paul Walker has stayed with us through his super hit Fast and Furious movies. The actor left family and fans all over the world devastated by the news of the car crash. Passing away at just 40 years old, the actor who played Brian O’Conner got a tribute in the 7th Fast and Furious movie. The actor, who started off young, shot to fame with the 2001 The Fast and the Furious. He is the inspiration behind the song ‘See You Again’ in Fast and Furious 7. The Fast and Furious franchise is, in fact, all set to stream on Netflix.

The actor enjoyed quite some success in his lifetime. Mostly appearing in low-budget films, he starred in another successful $32 million budget, which earned quite well at the box office. And this movie has reached Netflix ahead of his famous Fast and Furious movies streaming on the platform. 

Ahead of the Fast and Furious series, this Paul Walker classic on Netflix

According to a report by Giant Freakin Robot, Walker’s critically acclaimed 2010 Takers is making its way to the streaming giant. John Luessenhop directed this heist movie, which takes you on a tour of the life of professional robbers in a crime thriller genre. The late actor starred as one of the thieves who execute a series of bank robberies. Walker’s character adds an emotional element to this movie. Among his co-actors playing the other thieves in the group are Chris Brown, Idris Elba, TI, Michael Ealy, and Hayden Christensen. 

Many loved the film, but it also received its fair share of criticism. Even though it received 28% Rotten Tomatoes, the action-packed movie of Walker makes it a fan favorite. It made a hefty $69 million given the budget. 

Propelling him into Hollywood even more after this 2010 action thriller, all his fans will soon get to enjoy this heist film along with the seven billion dollars franchise film. 

Fast & Furious movie franchise to hit the screens

The actor was born in Glendale, California, and started off early as a child actor. But the role of Brian O’Connor is what gave him the fan following who ardently love him to date. Amidst all the ongoing strikes, several films are making their way onto their streaming platforms. And fans will love to see Vin Diesel on screen, who has been the poster boy for every emotion of family. The Fast and Furious film franchise will stream on Netflix from August 1. 

We might also soon see another sequel added to the 10 films from the franchise. Diesel teased in a post on Instagram for ‘something new’ in April 2025, but the status of the new film after the strike is not confirmed. 

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