‘Fast and Furious 7' Trailer Will Be Shocking, Here's Four Reasons Why

Fast and Furious 7 Release Date – Dwayne Johnson in Action Pictured on the Set — Fans gather and place flowers at the scene of a fiery crash that killed "Fast and Furious" actor Paul Walker in the Santa Clarita area of Los Angeles December 1, 2013. Walker died at the scene on Saturday. REUTERS/Phil McCarten Reuters

The trailer for the much-anticipated "Fast and Furious 7" finally has a release date. In honour of the late Paul Walker, the preview will be revealed on Nov. 1, according to actor Tyrese Gibson, who confirmed this exciting news on his Facebook page on Sunday.

Along with the release date, Tyrese Gibson also claimed the trailer will "shock the world." But as to how shocking it will be still remains to be seen. However, according to Inquisitr there are four reasons why it could be attributed as such.

Writer Glenn Hadley claims the movie trailer will finally give fans a chance to see Paul Walker again. Prior to his death in Nov. 30 from a car crash, the actor was still able to shoot some scenes for his role as Brian O'Conner. Screenrant adds Paul Walker was able to film about half of the movie prior to his untimely passing. Although, several films were reportedly released following his death, (Hours, Brick Mansion) his most notable character comes from playing as the former federal agent in the "Fast and Furious" franchise.

Paul Walker's fate as Brian O'Conner was the much-talked about topic following the actor's death. Instead of "killing off" the character, producers decided to cast his brothers (who are splitting images of the actor) to continue with his scenes in "Fast and Furious 7." The trailer may finally reveal just how much work was needed to be done to complete the actor's sequences based on a revised script.

Original "Fast and Furious" director James Wan decided to reclaim his spot on the director's chair for the sequel. Inquisitr claims Justin Lin may have put the franchise "back on the map," but Wan was faced with the toughest decision of revamping the film following Paul Walker's death. Just how much transition was done from Justin Lin's direction will finally be revealed in the official movie trailer.

Lastly, the movie trailer may finally show just how newcomer Jason Statham exacts his revenge in "Fast and Furious 7." As previously reported by the International Business Times, the actor will play as Ian Show. He is out on a hunt for Vin Diesel (Dominic Toretto) and Brian O'Connor to avenge his brother's (Luke Evans) death of in "Fast and Furious 6."