Video: Aaron Paul & Scott Waugh talk about ‘Need for Speed’

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Posted March 13, 2014 8:50 am.

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Need for Speed is out in theatres on March 14. Entertainment reporter Eva Fragiskatos spoke with actor Aaron Paul and director Scott Waugh about the movie.

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