Megan Fox EW Interview

In the current issue of Entertainment Weekly, cover girl Megan Fox talks Transformers, her career and dealing with her sudden fame. Below are some of the Transformers related segments with the full article here. Overall she seems to have her head on straight about the fame thing. Let us hope it doesn't start going to her head (which is hard to avoid when everyone is kissing your butt 24/7).

In addition, click here to see eight fantastic pics of the star. If the pictures are not enough, click here (or below) for a behind a scenes video of the shoot with voiceover of parts of her interview with the magazine. The team that is dressing, styling and doing makeup for Fox is these last couple weeks are doing excellent work, she has simple never looked better.

Transformers turned you into an overnight star. Looking back, how do you feel about the movie?
I'm terrible in it. It's my first real movie and it's not honest and not realistic. The movie wasn't bad, I just wasn't proud about what I did.

What was it like the first time you worked with him?
I was actually an extra on Bad Boys II [in 2003]. There's a club scene, and I was one of the club kids. I was in a stars-and-stripes bikini and a cowboy hat, dancing under a waterfall.

You're a bigger star now than when you did the first Transformers. Did they beef up your role in the sequel?
The humans are still secondary to the robots because it's a movie about robots. I feel like the part is adequate. I feel like we do something that's watchable on our end and then ILM makes it phenomenal.

You don't sound convinced that this is the greatest movie on earth.
It's not trying to be the greatest movie on earth. It's going to be the best action movie of the summer. Hands down, it will win that. But it's not trying to be a Golden Globe-nominated film. It's a badass popcorn summer movie.

You up for a third Transformers?
Sure. I mean, I can't s--- on this movie because it did give me a career and open all these doors for me. But I don't want to blow smoke up people's ass. People are well aware that this is not a movie about acting. And once you realize that, it becomes almost fun because you can be in the moment and go, ''All right, I know that when he calls Action! I'm either going to be running or screaming, or both.''