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It seems the end of the Writers Guild strikes may not mean smooth sailing for the sequel of the 2007 Transformers Movie, for fears of a potential Screen Actors Guild strike, that may happen this summer, also threatens to delay the film's production, along with many other films and television series.

Variety.com has posted an article discussing the potential of another strike, and Transformers Movie director Michael Bay chimed in:

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"You hope for the best, but you can't be incapacitated by the possibility that there will be a strike," Bay said. "We've got to get this town back to work. I can't imagine anyone wants another strike, we're all tired. Hopefully clearer heads will prevail."

Everyone deserves their cut. But if the SAG represent the actors, most of them get along pretty well with the salaries they are currently making...

But hey, I'm no Hollywood expert or anything.

For those of you wishing for little to no human presence in the film, PRAY FOR A STRIKE!!!!

First Gen wrote:For those of you wishing for little to no human presence in the film, PRAY FOR A STRIKE!!!!

Lol. Will do.

First Gen wrote:For those of you wishing for little to no human presence in the film, PRAY FOR A STRIKE!!!!

Good point! Bring on the damn strike . Lol.

That's not a biggie...but the problem with a SAG strike is that it WILL INCLUDE VOICE ACTORS. And voices are among the last things done in a movie like this.

First-Aid wrote:That's not a biggie...but the problem with a SAG strike is that it WILL INCLUDE VOICE ACTORS. And voices are among the last things done in a movie like this.

Thats retarded. SCREEN Actors Guild with VOICE Actors?

No worries. If they can't get voice actors, Michael Bay will do all voices himself.

Tekka wrote:No worries. If they can't get voice actors, Michael Bay will do all voices himself.

And I'll help! (said with chest puffed out!)

First-Aid wrote:That's not a biggie...but the problem with a SAG strike is that it WILL INCLUDE VOICE ACTORS. And voices are among the last things done in a movie like this.

Voice acting is actually one of the first things done for anything animated and cg so the mouth movements can match with the words.

Just as an burn on the writers for all the hard working people that got put out of work cause of their strike...

I hope this happens!

First Gen wrote:For those of you wishing for little to no human presence in the film, PRAY FOR A STRIKE!!!!

First off, I'm against the actors in this, because they make shitloads of money already.

Second, little to no human presence is no good in a TF movie. A human "Buddy" is needed to not only give an excuse to have the TFs explain something, (So the audience is kept up to speed) but so something can be explained to the TFs.

Actually most of those actors earning millions of dollars per film are only 1% of the acting pool. My dad use to do various things like plays and soap operas, they barely make chicken scratch. My only curiousity is why they didn't just threaten to strike with the writers.