Calgary Sun: Filming delayed on Fast & Furious 7 after Paul Walker’s death

A shoot scheduled today for Fast & Furious 7 has been cancelled in the wake of the death of actor Paul Walker, reports the Calgary Sun.

The Wrap reported director James Wan and producer Neal Moritz have been on the phone since the accident Saturday, but nothing has been decided as to the future of the film.

Production of the film was half way done.

Walker was a passenger in a vehicle driven by business partner Roger Rodas when the Porsche they were in slammed into a tree in Santa Clarita, CA, killing both of them.

It happened as the two were participating in a charity event.

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Deadline Hollywood reported that the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s issued a statement saying speed played a part in the crash that killed both men.

You can read more about another movie Walker had just finished shooting in the Calgary Sun.

You can read reaction to his death in Deadline Hollywood and here.