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Originally Posted by Michael Bay "Leister is moron." |

| So you've got a new actor. You want to pump him up as this big bad character that's going to make it worth spending the extra bucks to see a 3D movie, and now you are calling him a moron. Hum, gee the actors are morons really makes me want to rush out and see a movie. I could see if he'd done something really stupid on set, but to be a moron just for picking up some crazy set rumor seems just a wee bit harsh. Wild rumors go around movie sets all the time. |
| So you've got a new actor. You want to pump him up as this big bad character that's going to make it worth spending the extra bucks to see a 3D movie, and now you are calling him a moron. Hum, gee the actors are morons really makes me want to rush out and see a movie. I could see if he'd done something really stupid on set, but to be a moron just for picking up some crazy set rumor seems just a wee bit harsh. Wild rumors go around movie sets all the time. |
| Thought so. There was no way Paramount would give them $400 million to make TF3, regardless of how successful/popular the previous two were. No, you want to pump up the kick ass CGI robots as an incentive to spend the extra few bucks on 3D. Though, I'll have to agree that Bay's reaction to Speight's unprofessionalism is itself unprofessional. Maybe he hasn't had a good experience working with him on set. |
| Bay may just be under a lot of stress right now. They are in the middle of filming and the on set accident probably isn't easy to deal with. People forget that Bay is human too, and maybe he feels really horrible for what happened to that girl. |
| MB's response was way to harsh, could you imagine Ridley Scott, George Lucas, Steven Spielberg, Peter Jackson, etc.. responding in such an un-classy and juvenile manner? Michael needs to get over himself. I can't wait until a new director is named. |
| ^ As long as Speight knows that Bay was joking (which he, more than likely, was), the context really doesn't matter. People on the Internet jumping to conclusions aren't going to affect the actual relationship between the actor and director, nor are they going to alter the quality of the completed movie. Megan Fox being rude to people on set and calling Bay "Hitler" behind his back was bad form. Bay jokingly calling Speight a moron for saying that a movie based off of '80s action figures is going to have a $400 Million budget is harmless, if not a little hilarious. |