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Yesterday, Paramount Pictures set up a virtual event to reveal the seventh Transformers<\/i> film,\u00a0 <\/span>titled, Transformers: Rise of the Beasts<\/strong> which got<\/i> into the production. The event was moderated by Vanity Fair\u2019s Anthony Breznican. And panelists included director Steven Caple Jr., franchise producer Lorenzo Di Bonaventura, as well as stars of this film,\u00a0 <\/span>Anthony Ramos and Dominique Fishback, who offered new details.<\/p>\n

The new\u00a0Transformers<\/i> film will be set in 1994. While its central characters are based in Brooklyn, the feature will move between New York and Machu Pichu.<\/p>\n

Q : Obviously, Michael Bay guided this franchise for many years, and you turned to Travis Knight for the Bumblebee<\/i> <\/strong>standalone film. There\u2019s a new filmmaker signed on for this go-around. Tell us about Steven Caple Jr.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

L.B : I think, as we looked at what have been the most successful parts of the franchise, it was delivering heart, humor, and action. It\u2019s that combination. So we were looking for a filmmaker who showed a great deal of ability in communicating emotion, because, in some respects, you have a leg up, you got these giant robots, the action\u2019s going to be pretty cool no matter what you do on a certain level, but how do you get underneath the characters, how do you relate to that? And so what we wanted in a filmmaker was someone who was going to first and foremost look at the characterizations and look at the human. Additionally, we were hoping to find somebody who grew up with the Transformers<\/strong>, who sort of has the DNA, if you would, of somebody who grew up with it, which, fortunately with Steven, that was the case.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

After looking at his films, meeting with him and after hearing what he wanted to do, we had a script at the time, but where he wanted to push it was exactly where we were hoping. I wouldn\u2019t say exactly in the sense that he knew exactly where to go, but emotionally, we wanted to go. How much heart can we put in this? How do you balance those things? And it\u2019s been a great experience working with him because he\u2019s lived up to that as we\u2019ve gone through and developed the script further and brought out the characters in a way that you hope as you go along the process. We\u2019re really thrilled to have him and he\u2019s brought a new perspective to the franchise, which is also important as it was with Travis and Bumblebee<\/i><\/strong>. We were trying to accomplish a certain change-up from the movies we did with Michael. Now we want to do another change-up and we want to deliver a film that has the scale and spectacular of the Bay films with the heart and humor that we were able to achieve with both Bumblebee<\/i><\/strong>, and also Shia has a relationship with Bumblebee<\/i> in a way. That\u2019s what our hope was. We were lucky enough that he wanted to do it and come on this crazy adventure together.<\/p>\n

Q : You just started filming, and I think it\u2019s time for us to pull back the curtain a little on your plans and maybe you can tell us a little about your origin story with Transformers too, but let\u2019s start with the title and the storyline. What can you tell us?\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

S.C: I\u2019m going to try to tell you as much as I can, not give away too much. But in terms of the origins of Transformers, at least for me, Lorenzo kind of put my age on blast. I was a kid when it first came out, so there\u2019s that element. And so my very first experience living Transformers<\/strong>, I was a child and I was actually using my cousin\u2019s VHS tape. That sounds weird saying it out loud. I mean, it\u2019s prehistoric now, the VHS tape, I don\u2019t know if everybody remembers what those were. And I had to move backwards after seeing it. I was captivated by the world at the time, even the colors, but I\u2019m really a color person. I was really hyped by the colors, I remember that. And then the characters themselves.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

So then I started to work backwards and watch all the Transformers, and by the time \u2013 I know we\u2019re about to get to the title – but by the time I was a teenager, Beast Wars<\/i> came out, so I was a part of that gap where I was able to was able to know the Transformers<\/strong>, know G1, know G2 even, but then on top of that, dive into Beast Wars<\/i>. I remember, that they were trying something funky with the CGI and all that stuff, and we were all like, what is this? It was right on break right into high school. Don\u2019t try to do the math out there, whoever\u2019s in the audience. I know you\u2019re trying to figure out my age. I\u2019m going to still keep that under wraps. Again, you can see the kid in me. That\u2019s what brought me to the project, a chance to imagine, on a different level, and dream. That\u2019s what Transformers really means to me, dealing with robots, dealing with humans. As Lorenzo said, it\u2019s all about the emotion and it\u2019s all about where we can take our new characters.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

L.B : So do we want to reveal the title of the movie? Steven?\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

S.C : Sure. Welcome to Transformers: Rise of the Beast<\/i>.<\/strong>\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Q : For people who are unaware of that history, explain the concept of Beast Wars. We know the Transformers<\/strong> from the previous films that turn into vehicles. But there was this whole other storyline and toy line in the nineties. What is Beast Wars? What would you say to introduce someone to this concept?<\/p>\n

S.C : What\u2019s interesting about Transformers<\/strong> overall is that there\u2019s different breeds of Transformers, if you will, we have different insignia, different groups. Beast Wars happens to be one of them. There were these robots that their disguise was animal form. So we have them here in our film, and again, I\u2019m not going to give away much. Anthony, you can try to pull as much as you want out of me. In our particular film, they\u2019re these prehistoric animals who sort of travel through time and space. And we find them here on Earth. That\u2019s all I\u2019m going to say.<\/p>\n

Q : The Bumblebee <\/i><\/strong>film was set in the 1980s. What\u2019s the time period for Rise of the Beasts<\/i>?<\/p>\n

L.B : We originally had set it in 1994, and we were thrilled when Steven read the script and said, I love that time period! We were thinking about it less and I think, Steven, it would be great if you talk about the qualities of that time, we were thinking about it as a progression. Bumblebee<\/i><\/strong> was in 1987, so how do we move it forward and also not run into the timeline of the Bethos. We picked 94 in part because there\u2019s great music during that time period, so it just felt like that natural extension. And then Steven came aboard.<\/p>\n

S.C: Again, as a fan and watching all the Transformers<\/strong> films and then stepping into Bumblebee<\/i><\/strong>, I love when it went back into 1987 and it adds again into the nostalgia that people remember and connect to. I was curious, when I met Lorenzo and the team, and I was like, where are we picking this thing up from? He was like, 1994, and I was just like, that\u2019s a great era. It has a lot of texture, it\u2019s rich in texture, it\u2019s also vibrant culturally, and, as he said, it has classic music, and there\u2019s a certain energy to the nineties that I\u2019m looking forward to capturing. We\u2019ve seen it on screen very few times, sometimes a little hokey and we play into it too much. But there is a level of realness that I can bring to it and a level of grit that I naturally default to that we can really make pop, in terms of our world and the Autobots stepping into the nineties, and all the callbacks we can play with in that era and the place that we\u2019re in.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Q : Let\u2019s talk about some of the Beast Wars robot designs. I understand that we have three of those.<\/p>\n

S.C: This is our first beast. Airazor. She is amazing. She is originally from the lore, in our film she\u2019s the heart of the Maximals. She\u2019s very nurturing, but don\u2019t test her. Underneath her regal design, there\u2019s still a beast. With that, she\u2019s very rustic in her design, as you can tell. She has this age texture to her, and we\u2019re playing with how long the Maximals have been traveling and how long they\u2019ve been here on Earth. Her design is a bit more fluid and different than the Autobots or any of the robots that we\u2019ve seen where you can see the animal style and design, but underneath it, you\u2019ll see the mechanics if you play close attention to it. This is Airazor, she\u2019s part of the Maximals.<\/p>\n

Q : And you have Rhinox.<\/p>\n

S.C : Rhinox! Muscle of the group. If you\u2019re familiar with the lore, he was the brains of the Maximals. He has a rustic design too, and playing with this organic and natural material to make them all seem alive. That was a big thing for me, I wanted these animals to feel like they\u2019re breathing. You\u2019ll see a lot of mechanics move, that\u2019s why you can you see the slit, I think it allows us a whole new category to play with when we start to design them and put them into a live-action movie.<\/p>\n

L.B : There\u2019s something really fun about him which reminds me of Ironhide from the first movie. He was a character who just wanted to shoot his guns off. This character just wants to ram stuff. He\u2019s going to be always the one who\u2019s like, can I do it now? Can I ram it now? He\u2019s going to be a favorite, especially the kids. They\u2019re going to love the fact that he\u2019s going to want to use that horn.<\/p>\n

Q : I can attest to that. My daughter used to build sand castles and then, when she was little, stomp on the sand castle. You can have one more Maximal to show us.<\/p>\n

S.C : Drum roll. This is Optimus Primal, the leader of the Maximals. He is not Optimus Prime, Optimus Primal, which makes him a sort of prime. He\u2019s a leader, another one who has this organic and natural look to him. He\u2019s like a beating heart to the Maximals. If you look at Prime and what he is to Autobots, he\u2019s that version for the Maximals except for he\u2019s older by design, but also has this sort of wisdom that goes beyond us. He\u2019s just like this fatherly figure within the group, and he takes care of his own.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Anthony Ramos and Dominique Fishback joined the Q&A<\/strong><\/p>\n

Q : That\u2019s the first time you\u2019ve seen that right? Maybe we can begin, I know that we can\u2019t go too deeply into the plot, but give us an introduction to who the character is that you\u2019re playing. Who wants to go first?<\/p>\n

A.R : Dom first.<\/p>\n

D. F: Okay, ladies first. Thank you, Ant, thank you so much. I\u2019m playing Elena, she\u2019s an intelligent Autobot researcher. She works at the museum, and she\u2019s trying to get a leg up in life, but her boss keeps taking credit for the work that she\u2019s done. So she\u2019s kind of looking for a way to step out and be on her own.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Q : Intelligent artifact?<\/p>\n

D.F : No, she\u2019s an intelligent person. Researcher of artifacts.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Q : Ah, sounded like artificial intelligence.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

D.F : She\u2019s a New Yorker like myself. I was super excited about that part.<\/p>\n

Q : And Anthony Ramos, tell us about who you\u2019re playing?<\/p>\n

A.R : I play Noah. Noah\u2019s from Brooklyn, he lives with his family and his mother and his brother. He\u2019s the father figure to his brother. He\u2019s all about taking care of home and his family and the people that he loves. Noah\u2019s ex-military. He came back home and was trying to find his way when he came back home to live with his mom and his brother. They come from a low income home, so Noah\u2019s always hustling. He\u2019s amazing with electronics. Anything with electronic he can fix, basically, so it\u2019s cool. We see him in his element, we get to see that at a certain point in the film. I\u2019m trying not to give away things right now, but yes, the one thing I love about Noah is his tenacity and his heart and his will to never quit in spite of all the crazy things life is throwing at him. And then it\u2019s amazing to see his journey so on and so forth. Then we venture out into the world when the humans meet Bots, some things start to happen and shit gets real.<\/p>\n

Q : Steven was telling us about when he got into the Transformers<\/strong> through the Beast Wars storylines and his VHS. Do either of you have a Transformers origin story?<\/p>\n

AR: Beast Wars was my joint. That was the one for me. Primal, Rhinox, and Cheetor. I loved Beast Wars. I think it came on on the weekends, I can\u2019t remember what channel it was. It was either 11 or 13. I was on it every week watching Beast Wars. When I read the scripts, and I saw we were going to have them in the movie, my head almost exploded off of my body. There were two things in the script that really took me out, and I was like, no one\u2019s ever seen a Transformer like this. That was one of them, and there\u2019s another plot point that I can\u2019t talk about. I read the script and almost threw it across the room. Our director Steven got a vision, man, and I\u2019m just so incredibly excited for all the things that he has in store. And me and Dom being from New York \u2013\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

D.F : Brooklyn, to be exact.<\/p>\n

A.R : The story being set in Brooklyn and us being able to speak intellectually about what life was like, especially at that time. Yeah, we were younger, but I think my memory is so vivid about what the trains looked like and what the streets felt like and what the vibrations in Brooklyn felt like and to intertwine these two worlds of Brooklyn and New York with the Transformers, with these characters, now, I think it\u2019s a recipe for some shit.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Q : Dom and Anthony, what do you recall from that process and that chemistry read?<\/p>\n

A.R : The chemistry read was awesome with Dom. Number one, we\u2019ve known each other for a few years. We\u2019ve been friends for six years now, or something like that. It\u2019s been a minute. We know each other. The chemistry was there already, so we didn\u2019t really have to find that. That is a blessing already, when you get to have that already with someone. I was like, come on Steven, come on Dom, that\u2019s my girl. One thing I remember about when I met Steven, speaking to him one-on-one, he said to me on Facetime, what are your goals? What do you want to bring to this movie? What do you want out of this? I thought that was such a good question, so direct. I immediately said, I just want to bring heart to this character. I feel like the number one priority for me is, why do we need the humans? Why are they there? Because if not, you can just make a movie about robots. I think that\u2019s the goal, connecting these humans with these robots. This character specifically, Noah, his journey, us being like, we need that guy. There is no movie without the character, right. I think the same goes for Dom\u2019s character. We need Elena. I think that was my answer to Steven, bring in the heart to this film. Doing my best to help with that. On top of the amazing action sequences, and on top of the crazy explosions and all the things we want to see in a Transformers movie. I think we\u2019re on our way to doing that. I\u2019m just grateful to be here and to be a small part of this massive puzzle.<\/p>\n

D.F : For me, meeting and talking with Steven about it, I was super excited. I remember being like, what do you want for the female character? I\u2019m very particular about those things. He definitely said he wanted her to have her own life, her own purpose. Movies in general, sometimes, the women are just for the guy and don\u2019t have their own agency. That was really important to me, and that was important to him as well. He said something like, I want notes at two o\u2019clock in the morning, and I was like, you want notes at two o\u2019clock in the morning? I can do that. So just knowing that he was a collaborator like that, and I got home and, since he was very tight-lipped and didn\u2019t tell me a lot of things, I heard through the grapevine that Anthony was in the mix, and I was so hyped. Just excited to work with him, and know that we\u2019re going to be far away from home, but I feel like I\u2019d have a piece of home just because Ant is there. I\u2019m just super excited. Also, I\u2019m supposed to learn how to drive on a Transformers film. I don\u2019t know how to drive, that\u2019s an authentic New Yorker for you. I\u2019m looking forward to it, to all of those things.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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