2013 marked forever Fast and furious, but not precisely because of the release of one of his films, but because of the tragic loss of one of its pillars. On November 30 of that year Paul Walker is dead, the one we all remember as an agent Brian O’Conner, but where is it from continues to “communicate” with Vin Diesel, with which he created a brotherhood that not even death managed to break.
At the press conference to officially present Fast & Furious 9, in which Half time was, the man playing the role of Dominic Toretto assured that The arrival of John Cena in the series had Walker’s “divine approval.”, who sent him to raise his family Fast & Furious.
“Before the casting began, Justin (Lin, the director) and I played with the concept that we all have brothers and the complex dynamics that love between brothers can have to bring it to the plot F & F9“Diesel explained.
“I remember perfectly the day John Cena entered the place where I meditate, train and prepare to take on the role of Dom Toretto. John came in, call me crazy, but I swear Paul Walker sent him to be with usI talked to Justin that night and said, “This is meant to be because Paul wants it that way.”“.
John Cena and the WWE lesson he applied in Fast and Furious
Received with open arms in one of the most successful franchises of all time – with profits of over $ 5 billion -, Marine assured that WWE taught him the greatest lessons of his professional career, such as gratitude, discipline and openness to change.
“I did not overlook the enormous privilege they gave me to join this family, because what is promoted on tape is real outside the recording studios. I am invited to participate in the ninth tranche, to share the surname Toretto, which is synonymous with the franchise, to be the biggest opponent Dom has faced“, he showed Price, who will give life Jakob Toretto, Dom’s brother and antagonist of the film.
“Everything you receive must be won and from me there is nothing but to thank Vin for the opportunity and everyone for receiving me in such an incredible way. From all the years in WWE I have learned what it is like to feel like a beginner who doesn’t know anyone and doesn’t want to be greeted, as well as the 15-year veteran who greets the new. I will remember this all my life, forever grateful “, he added.
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