A star model is almost ready for her biggest character yet.
Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, the woman selected to change Megan Fox in the "Transformers 3" is the subject of the film's newest official still photo. We can't see much, and don't know what's going on, though from her aching and spoiled face and look of concern, there may or may not be a robot machine on the horizon, destroying Chicago.
Want more information? More photos? Get to know Huntington-Whiteley here, and, if you really want, check out this photo of her kissing a idleness.
And if you are interested in the movie, check out the Super Bowl trailer. This one's going to be much better than the seriously panned "Transformers 2," director Michael Bay promises.
"We made some errors," Bay told Empire Magazine. "The real mistake with ["Transformers 2"] is that it ran into a magical world. When I look back at it, that was crap. The writers' hit was coming hard and quick. It was just horrible to do a movie where you've got to have a story in three weeks."
Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, the woman selected to change Megan Fox in the "Transformers 3" is the subject of the film's newest official still photo. We can't see much, and don't know what's going on, though from her aching and spoiled face and look of concern, there may or may not be a robot machine on the horizon, destroying Chicago.Want more information? More photos? Get to know Huntington-Whiteley here, and, if you really want, check out this photo of her kissing a idleness.
And if you are interested in the movie, check out the Super Bowl trailer. This one's going to be much better than the seriously panned "Transformers 2," director Michael Bay promises.
"We made some errors," Bay told Empire Magazine. "The real mistake with ["Transformers 2"] is that it ran into a magical world. When I look back at it, that was crap. The writers' hit was coming hard and quick. It was just horrible to do a movie where you've got to have a story in three weeks."
