'Fast & Furious' Cast Extended Interview | TODAY

Vin Diesel and the cast of “Furious 7” the latest installment of the “Fast and the Furious” film franchise, talk about the loss they suffered when their co-star Paul Walker died in a car crash.

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[DustyShedGarage]

Love how tyrese puts Paul's passing in such a beautiful way, calling it a transitioning, implying he didn't "die" he just transitioned to a better place, r.i.p Paul

[kayprivate]

Lost it at Michelle. I teared up as soon as she did. She was quiet the whole time and I knew when the interviewer asked her something, she was gonna choke up. Her silence said it all in the beginning. I've been there. Not saying a word, cause as soon as you do, you know you're gonna crack. RIP Paul

[CeltycSparrow]

What struck me the most about this interview was not what they were saying verbally about Paul and the movie (which was beautiful) but the comfort and love that was conveyed silently by this family. There were several times throughout the interview when I saw Tyrese and Chris reach out and comfort Michelle. Neither one of them said anything but you could tell that they could sense how much she was hurting emotionally and they were letting her know just by touching her that they were there.

[holdernessg]

It was a wonderful movie. I'm so glad they didn't kill Paul's character, it allows fans to believe that in someway Brian O'Connor lives on even only in the movie. RIP Paul Walker you will forever be missed.

[andwea]

4:33 - When Tyrese is talking about Paul, Vin's mouth is trembling the whole time probably holding back the tears D:

[nikkraus]

One day I hope i can surround myself by people who love me this much.

[devynfox]

I grew up watching Paul Walker portray Brian O'Connor, and I just couldn't stop tearing during the last scene.

I don't care if I didn't know him, or who he really was in real life; all I know is that I looked up to him as a child and he was an individual I could say was a role model for me.

I watched "2 Fast 2 Furious" every single day before school back in the 7th grade. Brian O'Connor gave me the confidence to go into school and be myself in a place where I was different from everyone else.
I'm a white kid that grew up on the South Side of Tucson, AZ, and was always picked on for being the only white kid wherever I went. Then I would just remember Brian from the movies, he never cared about being different. He embraced it and made allies.

I'm 22 now, I was 10 years old when I saw the first "The Fast and the Furious" movie. I stayed with it until the end, and i'm proud to say that. I loved every single movie, and never said otherwise. Brian O'Connor was someone I related to in a lot of big ways growing up, and I can safely say that the character helped me through a lot.

Really sucks that Paul was taken, one of my only role models as a child passed away and I feel like a part of my childhood, even my manhood, went with him.
I'm grateful for what Paul Walker did.

Sorry about spilling my feelings everywhere, just had to vent.

[mhaze]

This truly does look and feel like a family. Makes me appreciate the franchise on another level.

[dadecountyblunts]

Everyone needs a Tyrese to liven up the mood through tough times.

[jerrica]

My heart hurts for Michelle, she looks like she's just shredded

[SincereDoper]

i really felt for michelle watching this, she was clearly thinking about it throughout the entire interview but she stayed tough and did her part. that's a strong woman just like the characters she plays, always been a fan of hers but even more so after seeing her here. the fact that she smiled and spoke the least doesn't say anything negative about anyone else here and all their jokes, but it sure says a lot about her.

[KatBellerose]

Poor Vin. You could tell he was trying not to lose it during the whole thing. :(

[thebeardtraveler]

I love Tyrese's wording "transitioned" instead of died or passed away.

[louis]

Tyreese is a great actor& friend. Paul was lucky have him as a friend

[David]

Damn I cry when they talk about Paul I dont know what it is I never cry for somebody I dont know that pass but paul is one of my favorite actor and for some reason I feel like he family. R.I.P Paul u will be miss

[StreamGawd]

If they stopped at furious7 I would be satisfied because the closure was perfect & its a great way to always remember him especially from that

[dan.c_latte]

Michelle must have cried for nights n nights...her eyes n expression says it all....she looked so sad...clearly Vin trying to hide his teary eyes under those shades..definitely an emotional interview.. God bless u all...RIP Paul Walker..we gonna miss u..

[bestboutgaming]

Michelle Rodriguez still looks wrecked about Paul.

[CodyYouKnowMe]

Michelle is really hurting i can tell.... :(

[richardcaballero]

Just looking at that empty spot on the table really makes me sad.