First trailer for the documentary on Paul Walker's life

The first trailer for the documentary about the life and personality of Paul Walker is released today through Paramount Network.

The documentary “Im Paul Walker” (I Am Paul Walker), announced by Paramount Network, now has its first trailer, where we can see the first glimpses of what promises to be a great documentary for car lovers and fans of the Fast & Furious saga, as well as for the late actor’s fans.

On November 13, 2013, nearly 5 years ago, the famous actor and car enthusiast Paul Walker died in a car accident alongside his friend Roger Rodas (a racing driver), who was driving a Porsche GT at the time, which crashed into a tree, destroying the car and leaving it in flames. This model is perhaps one of the most controversial and dangerous ever built by the German brand. Moreover, it is not the first time an actor has died in one of its cars, with clear similarities to the accident that befell James Dean in November 1955.

Trailer for the documentary “Im Paul Walker”.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=103&v=0eL_cLqaMX0

For many, Paul Walker was much more than an actor. The character he will always be remembered for, Brian O’Conner from the Fast & Furious film series, marked an entire generation of car enthusiasts, myself included. Paul and Vin Diesel, especially through the first film, promoted the tuning movement and gave a modern perspective to the world of racing and speed, as well as a touch of rebellion against the established order and the pursuit of happiness without limits.

Thanks to Paramount and the collaboration of his closest friends and family, we will get to know more about the icon who inspired so many of us as kids, both inside and outside those cars with such personality and that motoring culture we love so much. We will see and learn more closely what the actor was like off camera, and discover his passions, his hobbies and his big heart.

His life was driven by two main things, the world of motoring and the sea, and this was clearly reflected in his work in Hollywood, where he often appeared in films close to a car or swimming in the sea.

He never aspired to be the greatest actor in the world, but to enjoy the life Hollywood had given him, which he himself described as like winning the lottery. Curiously, his love for cars was so great that his friends have claimed the actor used to say:

“If speed ever kills me, don’t cry for me, for I will have died doing what I love“

At Top10Motor we support Paramount’s initiative and look forward eagerly to enjoying this wonderful documentary.