LOS ANGELES, April 6 — Scott Eastwood has said that he could sense Paul Walker’s spirit on the Fast & Furious 8 set.

in a new interview with Men’s Health, the 31-year-old actor, who is the son of Oscar-winner Clint Eastwood, revealed that he could "feel his presence” when filming the latest instalment of the popular franchise.

"On some days, I would feel his presence there and suddenly I’d be on the verge of tears,” Eastwood was quoted as saying.

Eastwood went on to admit that he still grieves his good friend.

"There were moments when I just felt completely overwhelmed by missing him,” he added.

Walker also isn’t very far from the minds of other Fast & Furious cast members,

"Vin [Diesel] and Tyrese [Gibson] and I would stop and share stories about him,” he said. "The whole experience mirrored a lot of the themes that feature in the movie… It was a powerful thing and I was honoured to be a part of it.”

Walker died in November 30, 2013 when a car he was in crashed and exploded in Santa Clarita, California The driver also was killed.