Furious 7
Vengeance hits home
Country
Production
Budget
$190 000 000
Box office
$1 515 047 671
Director
Actors
Scenario
Producer
Camera operator
Stephen F. Windon
Composer
Artist
Bill Brzeski, Tony Mecca, Ronan Binding
Audition
Anne McCarthy, Kellie Roy
Editing
Short description
Deckard Shaw seeks revenge against Dominic Toretto and his family for his comatose brother.
What's left behind the scenes
- The first film in the franchise to be shot in Canada.
- In the government garage, Brian's car is a Subaru WRX STi sedan. However, when they go to jump out of the plane, it turns into a hatchback.
- Scenes with Jordana Brewster were filmed last due to her commitments to the TV series "Dallas" (2012-2014). According to the actress, filming was difficult for her, as most of her scenes were with Brian, and by the time they began filming, Paul Walker had already passed away and two of his brothers were performing Brian's role on set.
- When Dominic's team freed Ramsey, she began to talk about everyone, and said about Brian that he was a former cop, as she saw him fight, although when Brian was fighting, she was either wearing a bag over her head or hanging on Dominic’s hood.
- The film was announced even before the release of the 6th installment.
- During the bus chase, when Brian was fighting the guard, before they accidentally shot the guard, Letty was following the bus in her car to pick up Brian. After the driver was killed and the bus lost control, there were no cars near the bus. However, they didn't show Letty turning anywhere.
- In the scene where Dwayne Johnson is lying in a hospital bed, medical equipment is connected to his chest, and it can be noticed that the wire on the left side of his chest changes position between shots.
- Due to the death of actor Paul Walker, filming took place in two stages: from September 28 to November 30, 2013, and from April 1 to July 10, 2014.
- During the chase scene of Dominic pursuing Shaw at the funeral, when the characters in their cars came face-to-face on the factory grounds, intending to collide head-on, it is visible that neither is wearing a seatbelt. They start and their cars crash into each other at high speed. Both cars are totaled, while the characters are without a scratch. In reality, an unrestrained person in such a crash would be ejected through the windshield, sustaining serious injuries.
- During the chase scene with Dom and Ramsey in the mountains, 12 criminal vehicles corner them on a cliff edge (0:57:46) from a left angle, then at (0:57:54) from a right angle, where there are already 13 cars and they are arranged differently. When the special services observe them from a satellite, there are only 11 vehicles on the monitor (0:58:33).
- When Brian opens the control panel for Ramsey to take control of "The Eye of God", it is visible that the panel's power is off, and it simply won't work without electricity.
- When Dominic attempts to drive out of the collapsing building, a white car is briefly visible in his path, which is impossible to avoid in that situation, but in the following frames, Dominic continues to drive straight at high speed, without avoiding any car.
- Paul Walker, who played Brian O'Conner, died in a car accident on November 30, 2013, in Santa Clarita, California. Due to this tragedy, the film's premiere was postponed to April 2015.
- According to director James Wan, the title "Furious 7" is a reference to the story of the Seven Samurai.
- The name of the hospital where Hobbs is recovering is the same as the hospital in the TV series "Scrubs" (2001-2010) – "Sacred Heart Hospital".
- Icelandic director Baltasar Kormákur was invited to direct, but he declined, citing a lack of creative freedom when working on established franchises.
- At the beginning of the film, it is visible that there is only one person in the AAR 'Cuda. However, when the camera switches to the in-car view, Letty and Dominic are already there.
- During the filming of the scene with cars parachuting from a plane, real cars were actually dropped from the plane, and then operators with cameras attached to their helmets parachuted after them to capture the cars' flight through the air, while other operators on the ground filmed the cars landing.
- Singer Iggy Azalea received a cameo role in the film – her character has only 2 lines, but the singer admits that preparation and rehearsals took around 16 hours.
- The Lykan HyperSport featured in the scenes set in the Arab world, from Lebanese company W Motors, is the first supercar produced in the Middle East. Only 7 have been produced in total, and each car costs $3.4 million, in part because they have headlights encrusted with precious stones.
- During the scene at the cemetery, Jason Statham's Maserati has tinted windows. However, all the tinting disappears before the collision with Dom. Furthermore, after the head-on collision, none of the front airbags in the Maserati deploy.
- Most of the film was shot using a Red Epic camera.
- The Azerbaijani scenes of the film were shot in Colorado and Arizona.
- The studio wanted to shoot "Furious 7" (2015) as quickly as possible and release the film in theaters as early as summer 2014. Director Justin Lin would have had to begin preparations for the seventh installment simultaneously with the post-production of "Fast & Furious 6" (2013). He believed that such haste could significantly affect the quality of the final product and therefore declined the position of director for the seventh film.
- Jason Statham was initially offered the role of the main antagonist, Owen Shaw, in "Fast & Furious 6" (2013), but due to his commitments to "Parker" (2012) and "Wild Card" (2014), the actor had to decline.
- In the scene where cars are dropped from the C-130 plane, it initially shows that the size of the cargo hold allows the cars to stand in two rows. But when the camera shows the exterior as Dominic's car is dropped, it is clear that it's a different plane, as only one car can fit through the cargo door in width.
- Dwayne Johnson's participation in the film was long in doubt, as Universal Studios tried to accelerate the production process as much as possible, while Johnson was unable to start work on the project due to his commitment to "Hercules" (2014). However, production of "Hercules" (2014) was completed just in time for the actor to have enough time to film one of the leading roles in "Furious 7" (2015).
- After Paul Walker's death, his brothers Caleb Walker and Cody Walker agreed to help film the remaining scenes involving his character. They also participated in the voiceover for these scenes.
- Universal Studios was looking for a well-known actor for a supporting role in this film that would become a more important role in the next film in the series. Denzel Washington was offered the role, but he declined. Ultimately, the role went to Kurt Russell.
- After Dom's house explodes, you can notice that the windows in the nearby houses are completely intact.
- In the scene where Dwayne Johnson is lying in a hospital bed, before he switches the television to the news, he watches old recordings of himself when he still played for the "Miami Hurricanes" team.
- Taylor Lautner and Halle Berry could have starred in the film.
- When Mia tells Dom she is pregnant, she hints that Brian has 9 months to prepare for a new life, suggesting the pregnancy has just begun. Then Mia tells Brian they are having a girl, but Mia doesn't have a baby bump yet. As is known, the sex of the baby cannot be determined at such an early stage.
- When fighter jets take off to interfere with the helicopter firing at Dominic's team, it is visible that they are F-16s. However, they are displayed as F/A-18s on the helicopter's computer screen.
- During the fight scene between Dominic and Shaw, a stunt double is visible instead of Vin Diesel. This is noticeable because he has darker skin.
- When Dwayne Johnson is hospitalized and his partner comes to see him, the doctor tells her that he has a fractured clavicle. But when Dwayne is shown, both of his clavicles are perfectly intact.
- The first film in the franchise released in 3D format.
- "Furious 7" marked Tony Jaa's Hollywood debut.
- Jason Statham and Tyrese Gibson had previously starred together in "Death Race," which also focuses on car racing.
- Filming took place in Colorado, where a record amount of rainfall fell after two days of shooting, forcing a temporary halt to work on the film.
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