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Michael Bay Talks Transformers 2
Reported by Jay Cochran - 11:49 AM 2008.02.13


Source: Variety Transformers director Michael Bay was at the Cary Grant mixing stage the other day where he talked to filmmaking geeks eager to hear and see the behind-the-scenes machinations that go into a formidable FX epic like Transformers. During the little tech show he talked about his upcoming Transformers sequel is scheduled to open June 26, 2009.

It was tough for Bay to go back, he admitted after the show, as he's already deep into pre-production on Transformers 2, which is set to start filming on June 2. Bay didn't let the strike stop him. "The strike was a drag," he said. "But I like to write myself. So I wrote 60 pages. I showed the writers something to look at. We'll get back to the torture chamber on Monday. "Transformers 2 will deepen the different robot characters as well as the humor, he said. "There's a geriatric robot. If there's an actors strike we'll just stop and start again. We'll make our date."






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