I think it's a good move and am quite happy with it, as long as he doesn't wipe out the decepitcons single handedly
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I think it's a good move and am quite happy with it, as long as he doesn't wipe out the decepitcons single handedly
you know, I would totally watch that!:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Sutton
Marky Mark is one of my all time favorite actors, so for me I'm sure i'll love it even more now. As for fight scenes, you just know his going to have a punch on with one of the smaller transformers, how could he not :D
Not that Michael Bay has always been reliable when it comes to details (he said Megatron wasn't coming back for TF2, & a few weeks ago said it was just a rumour that Mark Wahlberg was for TF4), he's now claiming that the movie will be released July 4th 2014.Quote:
Originally Posted by griffin
The link is an interview from TMZ with Michael Bay, which comments on how Shia spoke out against the Director (so did Megan Fox... and now both are replaced), plus says that TF4 will be set four years after the last movie.
you haven't seen Ted, have you?Quote:
Originally Posted by Trent
Ted was great! So funny.Quote:
Originally Posted by fatbot
Yeah but apart from all the other tripe that falls out of his mouth the release dates have always been pretty accurate haven't they?Quote:
Originally Posted by griffin
No I haven't.Quote:
Originally Posted by fatbot
I think Invincible and The Fighter were two of his best roles. Showed how serious an actor he was.Quote:
Originally Posted by fatbot
True, but Ted is fan-friggin-tastic! Best movie of 2012!Quote:
Originally Posted by Bartrim
UPDATE!
From The Hollywood Reporter: Michael Bay Testing Hot Young Actors for 'Transformers 4' Leads (Exclusive)
Highlights:
Sources tell The Hollywood Reporter that Transformers 4 has a story that centers on Wahlberg's character and his daughter. In addition, the daughter’s boyfriend, a race car driver, is the third lead in the film.
Testing for the daughter and boyfriend roles is set for this week. Among those vying for the female role are Isabelle Cornish, sister of Australian actress Abbie Cornish (Limitless); Nicola Peltz, who appeared in M. Night Shyamalan’s Paramount movie The Last Airbender and has a part in A&E’s Bates Motel; Margaret Quallay, the daughter of actress Andie MacDowell; and Gabriella Wilde, who is in the new Carrie movie.
There are five young men testing: Luke Grimes, who appeared on ABC's Brothers & Sisters and is in Taken 2; Landon Liboiron, who co-starred on Fox's Terra Nova and will be seen in the upcoming Netflix series Hemlock Grove; Australian Brenton Thwaites, who starred in the telefilm Blue Lagoon: The Awakening; relative newcomer Jack Reynor; and Weeds co-star Hunter Parrish.
Sources say Paramount is signing actors to strict three-picture deals, but no one is balking because the chance to be the next Shia LaBeouf is seen as a huge opportunity.