There’s a Mexican in the Cast of “Transformers: The Awakening of the Beasts,” That’s About It Guadalajara Cristo Fernandez, that gives life autobot wheeljack, Christo spoke to UnoTv.com about this significant leap in his acting career.
“I wouldn’t have imagined this, it means so much to me because I’ve been with little toys since I was a kid, Optimus Prime was my favorite. Being a part of the franchise and being the Latino Autobot Wheeljack makes me so happy , I am very grateful,” said the actor.
it’s important to christ Put Your Mexican Touch In Every Project Which he performs in the series “Ted Lasso” and in the same way in “Transformers: The Awakening of the Beasts”.
The actor who gave life to Dani Rojas in the Ted Lasso series now plays “Wheeljack”: “A Latino Autobot, a bit nerdy, arrogant but humble, who will help everyone who comes from New York to Peru,” described the Mexican.
Anthony Ramos and Dominique Fishback are the new heroes of the franchise
Anthony Ramos and Dominic Fishbach are the actors to star in the seventh installment of TransformersTwo young friends who were born in Brooklyn, New York were able to fulfill one of their biggest dreams by bringing to life Helena and Noah in the film.
Dominic revealed Ever since she was little, she has watched the Transformers movies. And it was precisely at that moment that she realized her dream of being an actress: “Anthony and I have been friends since before the movie, so making it with him was very special to me,” she explained.
Anthony said, “I’m grateful to be a part of Transformers, we Dominic and I wanted to do something together and it was pretty crazy when we finally did it, it was one of the biggest franchises in the world. ”
“Transformers: Rise of the Beasts” features new characters, a new cast and according to Anthony “the most impressive special effects of any movie. It’s clearly made in the ’90s, so there’s a lot of hip hop influence.”
The film was made in Toronto, New York and Peru.: “This is another special part of the movie, when we shot in Machupicchu there are shots that don’t look real, they did a great job capturing the beauty of Peru, Tarapoto, the jungle and Cuzco”, the protagonist of this Said seventh installment.
More information about Optimus Prime will be found in “Transformers: Rise of the Beasts”.
in interview with Producer Lorenzo Di BonaventuraThe American assures that making this film was a big challenge for everyone, as many franchises have been created and a large audience should be happy.
“For a long time it was our intention to bring the Maximals into the story and it was complicated, we had to go wild (…), we realized we did too much with the Decepticons, it was time for a new villain, but I think what’s most important to the story is that we gave Optimus a character, we’ve never given a robot a character as if it were human,” added Lorenzo.
within the development of the story, Anthony’s character and Optimus Prime will have moments where they’re not in syncThe message wasn’t a priority for the production in their Transformers movies, but in this case they show something from the real world that they want to change.
