I’ve updated the gallery with screen captures of Paul in the movie Running Scared from 2006.
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I’ve updated the gallery with screen captures of Paul in the movie Pleasantville from 1998.
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I’ve updated the gallery with screen captures of Paul in the movie Hours from earlier this year. Caps were done by Peggy at Screencapped as well as the HQ movie stills. I plan on getting captures from Running Scared and Pleasantville up later this week, and if anyone wants another movie to be capped for Paul’s scenes, please let me know and I will do my best!
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Be sure to catch the latest installment of the Fast & Furious series On Demand right now!
Also, if you can afford to buy the movie, a portion of the profits are going to the foundation that Paul Walker founded, Reach Out World Wide. You can also donate directly to the foundation on their site.
The family of Paul Walker is planning a private funeral for the Fast & Furious star after the Los Angeles County coroner’s office released his body to Forest Lawn Mortuaries on Tuesday, reports the Los Angeles Times.
Walker, 40, died Nov. 30 alongside friend Roger Rodas after the Porsche Carrera GT Rodas was driving in Santa Clarita, Calif., careened into a light pole and tree, then burst into flames.
An autopsy last week confirmed Walker died of “traumatic and thermal injuries.” Authorities say speed played a role in the crash.
A memorial at the crash site Sunday drew thousands.
Also last week, detectives arrested a teenager accused of stealing some wreckage from the Porsche. According to the Associated Press, a second man has surrendered in the case.
Authorities say Anthony Janow, 25, turned himself in at the San Fernando courthouse on Tuesday. He was booked and released on $60,000 bail.
Prosecutors say Janow and 18-year-old Jameson Witty stole a roof panel as the wreckage was being towed.
They were charged Monday with felony grand theft of personal property and two misdemeanors. They face up to 4½ years in jail if convicted.
Witty also is free on bail.
