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Five best scenes from The Fast and the Furious featuring Paul Walker

The franchise quickly grew to six installments, and it was well-known  for its exciting car chases, crashes, and cars in geeral. Here are five of Paul Walker's most memorable scenes from the franchise.

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FP Staff|Dec 02, 2013, 13:12:19 IST
Paul walker made a few memorable appearances in movies such as Pleasantville and She's All That, but his breakthrough moment came in the starring role of Brian O'Conner in 2001. Walker played O'Conner in the series. An undercover cop turned criminal who became a household name.[caption id="attachment_1261687" align="alignleft" width="380"]A scene from the franchise. A scene from the franchise.[/caption]The franchise quickly grew to six installments, and it was well-known  for its exciting car chases, crashes, and well..cars in general. Here are five of Paul Walker's most memorable scenes from the franchise.1. The one with a train in it One of many racing scenes, but considered superior because of the presence of a train.
2. The one with a boat in itThe classic 'save the hot girl' part of the action movie, but with a nautical twist.
3. The one with a bus in itAfter freeing Dominic Toretto from a prison bus, Paul Walker as O’Conner takes on a job to steal three cars from a train.
4. The one with a tank in itThis is from the sixth installment of Fast and Furious, a movie which saw the makers upping the ante, making the stunts bigger than ever before.
5. The one with a tunnel in itThis scene features a secret tunnel between Mexico and the United States.
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First Published:Dec 02, 2013, 13:12:18 IST
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