Paul Walker's brother says AI could revive the late actor in Fast & Furious using unused footage
Polymarket · x · 2026-09-12
Paul Walker's brother revealed that AI could potentially recreate the late actor for a future Fast & Furious film, drawing on years of unused footage — pending approval from Walker's daughter. The approach echoes the franchise's earlier CGI-and-body-double work, but digitally resurrecting a deceased actor still raises licensing and ethical questions.
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