Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (film)
On May 30, 2007, DreamWorks greenlit two sequels to Transformers. The first of the two is currently scheduled to be released June 26, 2009.[1]; its title was revealed on June 5, 2008 to be Transformers 2: Revenge of the Fallen."[2]. Note that there is already a character in the Transformers mythos known as The Fallen, but it is as yet unknown to whom the movie title specifically refers.
Confirmed news
Current information includes:
- Megan Fox and Peter Cullen are signed on to return.[3]
- Producer Tom DeSanto has envisioned a storyline introducing the Constructicons.[4]
- Writers Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman are recruiting Ehren Kruger to help them write the screenplay. Michael Bay and producers Don Murphy, Tom DeSanto, and Lorenzo di Bonaventura are also returning, as well as actor Shia LaBeouf. [5]
- The producers expect that with a bigger budget and the special effects worked out, the Transformers will have a larger role and more screen time.[citation needed]
- According to the 2008 ShoWest edition of Dolby News, the film will be in 3-D.[6]
- Soundwave is confirmed.[7]
- Michael Bay has claimed that the studio is putting out deliberate misinformation, to obscure real leaks.[8] (Like our jobs weren't hard enough.)
- Bay confirmed that he has cast Australian actress Isabel Lucas in the sequel.[9]
- Rainn Wilson, star of the American version of The Office, confirmed he will be joining the cast as a professor.[10]
- Josh Duhamel is confirmed to be returning, joined by new cast member Matthew Marsden, who plays a British Special Forces soldier named Graham.[11]
Transformers 2 and the 2007-2008 Writers Strike
In late 2007, during preproduction for Transformers 2, the Writers Guild of America went on strike. At the time, Roberto Orci stated that the strike could likely delay Transformers 2's release. However, Michael Bay refuted this, claiming the movie was still on schedule.[12] The reason behind Bay's confidence was discovered by Orci shortly after the strike ended. The director had apparently taken the outline the writers had handed in the night before the strike, and begun movie prep based on it.[13]
References
- ↑ The Allspark: Transformers 2: June 26, 2009?
- ↑ Confirmation by Hasbro.
- ↑ Transformers 2 FAQ at the IMDb
- ↑ IESB Exclusive: Transformers 2 Character Breakdowns Plus New Decepticons!
- ↑ Transformers 2 Writers Confirmed
- ↑ 'Tintin', 'Transformers 2' getting 3D release
- ↑ Robert Orci Q&A from IGN.com
- ↑ Michael Bay Plays Internet Punk'd
- ↑ A post from Bay on his official forum
- ↑ Rainn Wilson confirms his participation
- ↑ MTV Movies Blog exclusive June 2, 2008 news
- ↑ Robert Orci discusses the strike & TF2
- ↑ Don Murphy message board - Orci on the aftermath of the strike
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