Hours trailer: Paul Walker’s last film

I had already scheduled this trailer to post this week. Didn’t expect it would actually be newsworthy.

Apparently ensuring that resources and assistance can get to those impacted by natural disasters was a pet cause of Walker’s (Us Weekly), so this film may have been more than just another job for him.

Goddammit. I was not a fan of the guy, but this sucks.

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Leon
Leon
Tue, Dec 03, 2013 1:27pm

I am just watching ‘Hours’ and am devastated by his death. Not taken by his acting at first but he gradually turned me around enough to say that I was a fan. R.I.P

RogerBW
RogerBW
Wed, Dec 04, 2013 1:42pm

This is a question I always ask about disaster films: isn’t the human story terrible enough without adding soap-opera? His Wife Is Dead, His Child Is In Danger: clearly he’s a Hero!

(Separately, was Katrina not terrible enough until pretty white people were threatened?)