'Fast and Furious 8' Spoilers: Paul Walker's Brian O'Connor Coming Back In 'Fast 8?' Vin Diesel Expecting An Oscar?

High-engine, top-level cars will be back with a big surprise as popular action-packed movie, "Fast and  Furious" will come out in theaters for their eight installment of the movie series. Here's the latest scope we have for "Fast 8."

"Fast and Furious 8" rumors have been spreading around online about the possible comeback of Brian O' Connor, acted by the late, Paul Walker. "Fast 8" fans were left wondering whether these rumors were true.

"Fast 8" lead actor breaks silence and opens up about the speculations and confirms Paul Walker's return on the upcoming movie film, as reported in the online website, The Gamer's Drop. As to how it is going to happen-CGI (computer-generated imagery) is the answer!

Paul Walker passed away because of a car accident while the cast of "Fast and Furious 7" was still in the middle of shooting the film. However, through the use of CGI technology, directors and editors were able to shoot and edit Walker's look-a-like brother, Cody, and made his face completely look like Paul's.

Vin Diesel admittedly reveals his previous plans of not shooting "Fast and Furious 7" due to Walker's passing. In his words, Diesel emotionally said, "The debate is pixels versus people." Despite the hesitance, Diesel finally agreed to finish the seventh installment of "Fast and Furious."

Vin Diesel, better known as Dominic Toretto in the "Fast and Furious" series gave a sneak peek of the "Fast 8" Business Insider reports, that Toretto's role in the movie will shock fans and that this edition will be very different and dark.

On a separate interview, the said actor is confident the "Fast 8" will make it to the next Oscar awards. He said that fans should "Wait and see what he (director, F. Gary Gray) does!"

Diesel and the previous "Fast and Furious"  installments have been nominated for the Oscars for a few times, recalling that "Fast and Furious 5" had a chance way back in 2011. He predicts that "Furious 7" will bag "the biggest movie in history" and could probably win the best picture at the Oscars.

For now, we will have to wait and see as "Fast 8" will hit cinemas theaters, next spring, April 14, 2017.