Transformers: Dark of the Moon - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Transformers: Dark of the Moon"
Transformers: Dark of the Moon (2011)
Timing:
2:34 (154 min)
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Actors and characters
Dustin Dennard
Character Lennox Lieutenant
Markiss McFadden
Character Lennox Team 'Baby Face'
Nick Bickle
Character Lennox Team 'Chapman'
Ajay James
Character Lennox Team 'Atroui'
Brett Lynch
Character Lennox Team 'Phelps'
Chris A. Robinson
Character Lennox Team 'Bruno'
James D. Weston II
Character Lennox Team 'Tuens'
Brian Call
Character Lennox Team 'Taggart'
Aaron Garrido
Character Epps Team 'Mongo'
Kenny Sheard
Character Epps Team 'Marc L'
LaMonica Garrett
Character Morshower's Aide
Yasen Peyankov
Character Voshkod Associate
Brett Stimely
Character President Kennedy
John H. Tobin
Character President Nixon
Drew Pillsbury
Character Defense Secretary McNamara
Patrick Pankhurst
Character Director of NASA
Larry Clarke
Character NASA Scientist (1969)
Thomas Crawford
Character Black Ops NASA Technician (1969)
Kevin Sizemore
Character Black Ops NASA Technician (1969)
Alan Pietruszewski
Character NASA Mission Controller (1969)
Michael Daniel Cassady
Character NASA Launch Technician (1969)
Peter Murnik
Character Tracking Station Supervisor (1969)
Don Jeanes
Character Neil Armstrong (1969)
Cory Tucker
Character Buzz Aldrin (1969)
Lindsey Ginter
Character Old NASA Scientist
Mitch Bromwell
Character NASA Technician
Zoran Radanovich
Character Russian Bouncer
Ken Takemoto
Character Japanese Executive
Michael Loeffelholz
Character Executive Interviewer
Stephen Monroe Taylor
Character Mailroom Worker
Leidy Mazo
Character Mailroom Worker
Katherine Sigismund
Character Accuretta Worker
Darren O'Hare
Character Berated Scientist
Jack Axelrod
Character Simmons Tileman
Rich Hutchman
Character Engineer
Charlotte Labadie
Character Engineer's Daughter
Christian Baha
Character Dylan's Executive
Jennifer Williams
Character Dylan's Assistant
Danielle Fornarelli
Character Dylan's Assistant
Danny McCarthy
Character NEST Guard
John Turk
Character NEST Guard
Peter A Kelly
Character NEST Guard
Mark Golden
Character SEAL
Sean Murphy
Character SEAL
Scott Paulson
Character SEAL
Luis Echagarruga
Character SEAL
John S. McAfee
Character GPS Tracking Coordinator
Rebecca Cooper
Character DC Capitol Reporter
Reno Wilson
Character Brains (voice)
Ron Bottitta
Character Roadbuster / Amp (voice)
Greg Berg
Character Igor (voice)
Alen Toric
Character Pilot
What's left behind the scenes
- The world premiere of the film took place in Moscow as part of the Moscow International Film Festival on June 23, 2011.
- Due to a conflict with the film's director, Megan Fox was forced to leave the project.
- One million US dollars was spent over two days of filming at the Milwaukee Art Museum.
- Michael Bay is the only director who has been allowed to film the launch of the Space Shuttle twice («Armageddon» (1998) and «Transformers 3»).
- The Transformers were created by toy company Hasbro in 1984, later becoming a media empire of animated series and comics. Today, the rights to the Transformers comics belong to IDW Publishing and they complement both the film franchise and the original Transformers universe.
- The main contenders for the role of Carly were Brooklyn Decker and Sarah Wright. Gemma Arterton, Ashley Greene, Miranda Kerr, Bar Refaeli, Amber Heard, Camilla Belle, Katie Cassidy, Heidi Montag, and Anna Kendrick were also considered.
- Michael Bay receives 8% of sales of all merchandising products – toys, souvenirs, comics – related to the film. This does not apply to original Transformers toys not branded in the style of the film franchise.
- During the filming of a car scene in Indiana, a tow rope snapped. Breaking free, it seriously injured the driver. Gabriela Sedioyo survived, but lost an eye, suffered severe brain damage, and became half-paralyzed.
- A total of 532 cars were destroyed during the entire filming of the movie.
- Bay planned to film one of the action scenes in Chicago, on the roof of the Marina City twin skyscrapers, for which the owners demanded $40,000. Seemingly an insignificant amount by Hollywood standards, but Bay believed it was inflated and refused to deal with the "extortionists".
- Sentinel Prime (originally voiced by Leonard Nimoy) says before the final battle with Optimus: “The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few.” Interestingly, this phrase is a quote from Spock (“Star Trek” (1966-1969)), a role played by Leonard Nimoy.
- In the moment when Sam is called by the head of intelligence, an airplane with tail number N4500X is visible in the background. The same number was on the Decepticon helicopter in the first part.
- Immediately after the Autobots leave Earth on a spaceship, Dylan (Carlie’s boss) calls Sam from his plane to gloat about it. On the screen of his phone, which he holds to his left ear, the dial pad and the green call button are still visible.
- At the very end, when Sam and Carly are hugging, we can see the camera constantly changing angles. As the angle changes, so does the position of Carly’s hands – sometimes they are behind Sam’s back, sometimes around his neck.
- In the scene in "Pripyat/Chernobyl", Ukrainian soldiers dressed in Soviet uniforms and vehicles with red stars are shown.
- Bay originally planned to shoot one of the action scenes in Chicago, on the roof of the Marina City twin towers, for which their owners demanded $40,000. While seemingly a small amount by Hollywood standards, Bay considered it inflated and refused to give in to the “extortionists.”
- The scene in “Pripyat/Chernobyl” shows Ukrainian soldiers dressed in Soviet uniforms, and the vehicles have red stars.
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