Check out this lovely photo of Shia Lebouf and Megan Fox in the upcoming sequel to Transformers. There's guarenteed to be a lot of action in this hit film, directed by special effects guru Michael Bay. Even more crazy, parts of the movie were shot in Giza, Egypt, the first film to do so at the 5,000-year-old site.
Another interesting fact about Transformers 2 is the fact that an injury to Lebouf's hand that was sustained during a car accident in Hollywood July 27 was written into the movie. Lebouf was cited for DUI at the scene of the accident but was not at fault. The other driver ran a red light and collided with Lebouf's vehicle. Lebouf's hand was in bad shape and underwent extensive surgery.
Bay had nothing but good things to say about Lebouf, despite the small set back of his injuries. "He's doing a great job on this movie. He’s really matured since the last one, and I love working with him," Bay told Access Hollywood.
I really enjoyed the first Transformers and I can't wait to see this one. Plus I'm a huge fan of Shia.
Holly Woods
Photo Creds: Jaimie Trueblood, Robert Zuckerman, Dreamworks, Paramount, Usmagazine.com
Another interesting fact about Transformers 2 is the fact that an injury to Lebouf's hand that was sustained during a car accident in Hollywood July 27 was written into the movie. Lebouf was cited for DUI at the scene of the accident but was not at fault. The other driver ran a red light and collided with Lebouf's vehicle. Lebouf's hand was in bad shape and underwent extensive surgery.
Bay had nothing but good things to say about Lebouf, despite the small set back of his injuries. "He's doing a great job on this movie. He’s really matured since the last one, and I love working with him," Bay told Access Hollywood.
I really enjoyed the first Transformers and I can't wait to see this one. Plus I'm a huge fan of Shia.
Holly Woods
Photo Creds: Jaimie Trueblood, Robert Zuckerman, Dreamworks, Paramount, Usmagazine.com
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