Paul Walker Birthday: Least-Known Facts About the Late ‘Fast & Furious’ Star

Paul Walker has always been someone who had the power to influence anybody around him. He did die a very unexpected death, and with that 2 people who were included in the car crash was killed as well. Today would have been his 48th birthday, perhaps very unfortunately we are here, celebrating his 49th birth anniversary. One of the most famous roles that he portrayed during his career was in the film franchise, “Fast and Furious” mane of us are aware that he was a fiend of cars, but let’s take a look at the facts we don’t know about him.

Paul Walker Birthday: Least-Known Facts About the Late ‘Fast & Furious’ Star

1. Career Debut

When Paul Walker was just two years old, he started working as an actor. He appeared in a nappy manufacturer’s campaign. When “Monster in the Closet” was published in 1986, he was barely 13 years old and received his breakthrough acting part. In 1988, Walker and his sister made an appearance in a tournament.

2. Side Hustle

Always Evolving was the name of Paul Walker’s highly efficient automobile dealership. Its Valencia, California location regularly hosted vehicle shows to advertise their unique tune-ups. Walker’s fund manager and the company’s CEO were both named Roger Rodas. When the Porsche collided in 2013, Rodas was the one at the wheel.

3. Famous Film And Roles

For his role in the Fast & Furious series, Paul Walker garnered a lot of praise. His enthusiasm for the 1997 Al Pacino and Johnny Depp film Donnie Brasco led to his joining the team. The deceased artist was interested in playing an undercover detective with automobiles, similar to Johnny Depp.

4. Extra Study Courses

Many people are aware of Paul Walker’s passion of vehicles, but few are aware of his enthusiasm for the water. He did, in fact, study marine science at a California state university. He also contributed to the National Geographic programme Expedition Great White.

5. Rejected Roles

Paul Walker came close to being a part of one of the greatest sci-fi franchises, Star Wars. He gave a test for the part of Anakin Skywalker in the box office-successful clone saga. The bosses, nevertheless, decided that Hayden Christenson would be a better choice because they felt that he was too elderly to play the part.