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But until he gets into “Ted 2″ later this year, he’s been deep in the throes of physically demanding roles, including “Transformers 4,” which he’s currently shooting. Featuring an all-new cast, Wahlberg says he plays “a single dad who’s trying to raise a very attractive teenage girl in the real world.”
“‘Transformers 4′ is as demanding a movie as I’ve ever done,” he says.
“I don’t go out at night anymore, so that makes it a lot easier. I go home, I’ll eat dinner, I’ll read the script and prepare for the next day’s work, and go to bed right away. I’ll wake up with a little bit of time to say my prayers, read my prayer book, maybe do a little workout, and then get back at it. And then steal a cat nap whenever I can during the work day — but (‘Transformers’ director) Michael (Bay), once he starts working, he doesn’t like to stop.”






The Columbia's ship keeper, Sam Buchanan, said the St. Clair has "a prominent role" in the movie while the Columbia's appearance is "minor."
"When the movie folks are in town, they’re always looking for unique place to shoot so these boats came into play," Buchanan said. "They’re moving right along. They’ve been shooting primarily at night. I don’t know how much more is going to be going on there but they’re not nearly finished."
“Next week, we begin in Detroit on the big set we’ve built underneath the monorail,” says “Transformers 4” producer Ian Bryce, referring to the Asian-style structures that have been constructed next to Grand Circus Park — near the People Mover.
Detroit will be portraying Hong Kong for the shoot, which is expected to run through the second week of August.
"We've been on it for a couple of months now. It's so exciting and so thrilling. I love working with the whole cast and Michael Bay is just an incredible director. I feel so privileged, I'm still pinching myself," she said.
"We're still shooting right now. We've been all over the world: we've been in Detroit, Chicago, Washington, Texas and a lot of it in Hong Kong and maybe parts in China."
"I haven't actually worked with Mark [Wahlberg] yet but I have lunch with him and his entourage whenever we're on set. They're the most hilarious people I've ever met," she continued.
"A lot of my work is with Stanley Tucci and he's just so funny. He's so talented and I have to not laugh at him being incredible, and that's one of the hardest things I've had to do on the film."
"I think it's going to be even better than the last ones and they were pretty great," she said, adding: "We've all been sworn to secrecy. I'd love to tell you more but I can't."
"They want to do some takeoffs and landings at the former U.S. Steel" site, said Ald. John Pope, 10th, who in true Chicago tradition is asking for some consideration in return for his permission. That would take the form of some sort of "community benefits" or perhaps an opportunity for local kids to be allowed to get a close-up of the filmmaking, he said.
He’s one of Asia’s top stars in the worlds of music, television and movies and has become one of the most influential entertainers in China.The question of exactly how much of a role China and these actors will play in the movie remains unknown. Thanks to Wynton R. for the info.
Now he’ll also be known for Transformers 4. Welcome Han Geng to the cast of Transformers 4. – Michael Bay
Yesterday Transformers 4 production returned to M-52 outside of Adrian, MI where most of the vehicle cast was spotted. On Location Vacations has posted pictures of Optimus Prime, Bumblebee (2014 Camaro), Corvette Stingray, Bugatti Vitesse, Lamborghini Aventador, and the Freightliner Argosy in some holding area for the vehicles. Videos filmed along M-52 showed the Argosy either following or chasing Prime but no telling what part the area has for the movie.

It looks like Optimus Prime isn't the only character with two vehicle alt modes. The 1967 Chevy Camaro SS is not Bumbleebee's only vehicle alt mode for Transformers 4. Today MichaelBay.com has posted his other more modern look. "Trumpets please . . . Bumblebee, a 2014 Concept Camaro! . . . the final jewel in the Transformers 4 crown. High resolution image: http://bayhem.com/18tH0jv"


