With "Furious 7' hitting the cinemas on April 3rd, and while the cast is out on a limb to publicize the movie, unfortunately, some co-stars are still mourning the death of Paul Walker.

Vin Diesel, in a recent interview with Variety, said "It was in some ways the hardest movie I ever had to do because the relationships that you see on film are so real. When the tragedy happened, I lost my best friend. I lost my brother."

Also, in the interview, he revealed the last conversation that he had with Walker. According to the interview, he said, "If I do die, let them know what kind of brother, I've been to you. I've played that over in my head countless times. That's the last time I ever saw him."

Actor Tyrese Gibson, one of the actors in the film, speaking to Huffington Post said that the movie will end with a touching tribute to the late actor Walker, who passed away in a tragic accident in 2013.

He said, "The tribute at the end is the most beautiful thing you'll ever see. All the things you love about 'Fast & Furious' are in there, but this tribute is so touching, and necessary. The fans are really going to appreciate it."

Diesel, in an interview with Today Magazine, revealed that he named his daughter, Pauline, after his co-star Paul Walker.

In other news, the movie is prohibited from release in Thailand. According to Bangkok Post, a civil court prohibited the screening of the movie due to pending settlement between Sahamongkol Film International and actor Panom Yeerum aka Tony Jaa over breach of contract allegations.