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The cool cars are indeed among his co-stars, and the movie's premise of moving from one race culture to another provides a double dose of auto-erotica.

'People ask me to call them that on a daily basis,' he told the crowd.

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Paul spoke at a January 'Need for Speed' screening in New York that was open to the public, fans ceaselessly shouted for him to utter his TV catchphrase 'Yo, bitch!' He dutifully performed the line, to cheers, following it with a hand-rolling Shakespearean bow. Jesse Pinkman may be tough for him to outrun at any speed. But he's familiar as the anguished rebel with a conscience. Paul, and the actor is less wild-eyed and speaks in a lower voice than his TV character Jesse Pinkman. Waugh calls the performance 'a complete departure' for Mr.

Waugh pushed for him to play the lead instead. Paul originally was up for the bad-guy-rival role, considering his criminal record in 'Breaking Bad.' Mr. ), picturesque landscapes, and a plot-turning case of vehicular manslaughter. On the way there's a cross-country ride with smokeys in pursuit, hotshot driving, choreographed stunts, a sassy gal riding shotgun ( He's challenged by an old rival (Dominic Cooper) to step up to the world of sexy European hypercars (Bugattis, Ferraris, etc.) and an illegal California race called the DeLeon, organized by a wealthy recluse/Internet podcaster ( In his first major role since the end of 'Breaking Bad,' playsĪ world-class gear head running muscle cars in street races near the drive-in and struggling to keep his family garage afloat in upstate New York. He was so great in those movies because he could do his own stunts.' The guy was a racer before he was an actor. 'I wanted to honor the greatest car movies of all time, and do everything for real, and have the actors do much of their own stunt driving. Waugh, who previously directed the verité-style military drama 'Act of Valor' and has directed car commercials. 'There are so many homages throughout the film,' says Mr.