Last night, October 28, 2010, Entertainment Tonight aired an exclusive segment promoting 'Dark of the Moon.' The featurette was filmed at the Chicago set and includes interviews with Shia Labeouf (Sam Witwicky), director Michael Bay, Rosie Huntington-Whitely (Carly), and Josh Duhamel (Lennox). Overall, it's a great and enjoyable segment. Below is a link as well as some of the highlights.
"I think what we were lacking in the second movie was heart," says Shia about the last installment of the blockbuster franchise, 'Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen.'
"But, I think with the addition of Rosie and new characters … you still have the magic of the first film, but you have depth in the ending of the third."
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| Shia Labeouf with ET's Mark Steines |
"Sam's coming out of heartbreak," explains Shia about the film's emotional center.
"He's looking for a rock. He's looking for stability. He's looking for a person who doesn't love him because of his involvement in the wars, or because of his involvement with the robots. … And, so he's looking to define himself and find a person who understands the definition and loves him for him, and he finds it in Rosie."
"The story, I think, is really rich," says Michael.
"This is kind of a good old fashioned, kinda espionage 'Transformers' movie." He adds,
"I just told Mayor Daley that I'm sorry about messing up his city."
Link for the video - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ebb2MLasFSo&feature=player_embedded -
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