Transformers One - videos, teasers and stills from filming
All videos, teasers and footage from the filming of the film "Transformers One"
Transformers One (2024)
Timing:
1:44 (104 min)
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![Watch film Transformers One | Transformers : Le Commencement - Bande-annonce VF [Actuellement au cinéma]](/amdb/images/posters/1/5/transformers-one-2024-QU0pC.webp)
![Watch film Transformers One | Transformers : Le Commencement - Bande-annonce VF [Actuellement au cinéma]](/amdb/images/posters/e/m/transformers-one-2024-Eb4hz.webp)
![Watch film Transformers One | Teaser con Chris Hemsworth [VOSE]](/amdb/images/posters/a/3/transformers-one-2024-jEUQ1.webp)
![Watch film Transformers One | Hablando con el director, Josh Coolley [VOSE]](/amdb/images/posters/i/t/transformers-one-2024-xSPnP.webp)
What's left behind the scenes
- Megatron is called D-16, which is a reference to the original Generation 1 Megatron toy released by Takara in 1984. The letter D stands for “Destron” (the name used for Decepticons in Japan at the time), while the number 16 indicates the serial number of the figure in the corresponding toy line.
- While working on the voice of young Optimus Prime, Chris Hemsworth consulted with Peter Cullen, who voiced the character in the films.
- Work on the film began back in 2015, when a decision was made to expand the franchise on the wave of success of "Transformers: Age of Extinction" (2014).
- According to director Josh Cooley, his generation was deeply traumatized by the large number of characters killed in the 1986 "Transformers" cartoon, so he wanted to create a project that wouldn't upset young viewers.
- Megatron is called D-16, which is a reference to the original Generation 1 Megatron toy released by Takara in 1984. The letter D stands for 'Destron' (the name used for Decepticons in Japan at the time), while the number 16 indicates the serial number of the figure in the corresponding toy line.
- Work on the film began as early as 2015, when a decision was made to expand the franchise on the wave of success of 'Transformers: Age of Extinction' (2014).
- According to director Josh Cooley, his generation was deeply traumatized by the large number of characters who died in the 1986 'Transformers' cartoon, so he wanted to create a project that wouldn't upset young viewers.
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