Optimus Prime participates in Walk of Fame handprint ceremony in Hollywood, CA
Tuesday, September 30th, 2014 11:35PM CDT
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Today, to celebrate the release of Transformers: Age of Extinction on Blu-ray Combo Pack, the biggest star in the universe, OPTIMUS PRIME, participated in the world famous handprint-footprint ceremony at the TCL Chinese Theater IMAX in Hollywood. Besides OPTIMUS PRIME appearing in multiple forms, actor Peter Cullen, who has voiced OPTIMUS PRIME for three decades, also participated in the ceremony. Check out some pictures and a video from the event, courtesy of our friends at Paramount.
From director Michael Bay and executive producer Steven Spielberg and in association with Hasbro, Inc., Paramount Pictures’ $1 billion worldwide blockbuster Transformers: Age of Extinction makes its highly-anticipated debut September 30, 2014 on Blu-ray, Blu-ray 3D, DVD and VOD. The film will be available to own two weeks earlier on Digital HD September 16, 2014.
The Transformers: Age of Extinction four-disc Blu-ray 3D Combo Pack and three-disc Blu-ray Combo Pack feature more than three hours of illuminating bonus content. From selecting fierce new cars and designing new TRANSFORMERS characters to constructing elaborately detailed sets, this comprehensive footage truly takes viewers inside the fun, hard work and excitement of making an electrifying global blockbuster film.
The spectacular Combo Packs also include an in-depth interview with Michael Bay about his approach to the film’s jaw-dropping action sequences, a crash course on the “Bayhem” of being on set for the massive, global production, a revealing look at the design process inside Hasbro Headquarters, and more. Plus there’s even more than meets the eye with the hilarious TRANSFORMERS KREON trailer where KREON figures take you through all of the blockbuster TRANSFORMERS movies. In addition, the Combo Packs include a brand new Angry Bird TRANSFORMERS trailer where birds and pigs turn into Autobots and Deceptihogs, creating havoc on Piggy Island. The Blu-ray 3D includes expanded images as seen in IMAX™ theaters.
From director Michael Bay and executive producer Steven Spielberg and in association with Hasbro, Inc., Paramount Pictures’ $1 billion worldwide blockbuster Transformers: Age of Extinction makes its highly-anticipated debut September 30, 2014 on Blu-ray, Blu-ray 3D, DVD and VOD. The film will be available to own two weeks earlier on Digital HD September 16, 2014.
The Transformers: Age of Extinction four-disc Blu-ray 3D Combo Pack and three-disc Blu-ray Combo Pack feature more than three hours of illuminating bonus content. From selecting fierce new cars and designing new TRANSFORMERS characters to constructing elaborately detailed sets, this comprehensive footage truly takes viewers inside the fun, hard work and excitement of making an electrifying global blockbuster film.
The spectacular Combo Packs also include an in-depth interview with Michael Bay about his approach to the film’s jaw-dropping action sequences, a crash course on the “Bayhem” of being on set for the massive, global production, a revealing look at the design process inside Hasbro Headquarters, and more. Plus there’s even more than meets the eye with the hilarious TRANSFORMERS KREON trailer where KREON figures take you through all of the blockbuster TRANSFORMERS movies. In addition, the Combo Packs include a brand new Angry Bird TRANSFORMERS trailer where birds and pigs turn into Autobots and Deceptihogs, creating havoc on Piggy Island. The Blu-ray 3D includes expanded images as seen in IMAX™ theaters.
Credit(s): Paramount
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Re: Optimus Prime participates in Walk of Fame handprint ceremony in Hollywood, CA (1610001)
Posted by BERSEKAEL on October 1st, 2014 @ 12:41am CDT
Posted by BERSEKAEL on October 1st, 2014 @ 12:41am CDT
Nice, Peter Cullen deserves lot more than that for suck amazing work over the years voicing Optimus and other transformers.
Re: Optimus Prime participates in Walk of Fame handprint ceremony in Hollywood, CA (1610002)
Posted by morphobots on October 1st, 2014 @ 12:46am CDT
Posted by morphobots on October 1st, 2014 @ 12:46am CDT
Regardless of my opinions concerning the movies, I am very happy for Mr. Cullen. How many other voice actors of any generation can say they would expect to have this honor extended to them? 
Re: Optimus Prime participates in Walk of Fame handprint ceremony in Hollywood, CA (1610005)
Posted by Torneira on October 1st, 2014 @ 1:24am CDT
Posted by Torneira on October 1st, 2014 @ 1:24am CDT
Without Peter Cullen, there is no Optimus Prime.
Respect
Respect
Re: Optimus Prime participates in Walk of Fame handprint ceremony in Hollywood, CA (1610048)
Posted by Ravage XK on October 1st, 2014 @ 5:50am CDT
Posted by Ravage XK on October 1st, 2014 @ 5:50am CDT
Where is Frank? Cant have one without the other.
Re: Optimus Prime participates in Walk of Fame handprint ceremony in Hollywood, CA (1610061)
Posted by Sabrblade on October 1st, 2014 @ 7:59am CDT
Posted by Sabrblade on October 1st, 2014 @ 7:59am CDT
More footage from the event:
Re: Optimus Prime participates in Walk of Fame handprint ceremony in Hollywood, CA (1610105)
Posted by steve2275 on October 1st, 2014 @ 11:14am CDT
indeed
Posted by steve2275 on October 1st, 2014 @ 11:14am CDT
Torneira wrote:Without Peter Cullen, there is no Optimus Prime.
Respect
indeed
Re: Optimus Prime participates in Walk of Fame handprint ceremony in Hollywood, CA (1610124)
Posted by noctorro on October 1st, 2014 @ 12:17pm CDT
Posted by noctorro on October 1st, 2014 @ 12:17pm CDT
I once thought it would be a good idea for G1 Optimus to be president.
Voiced by Mr. Cullen of course.
Voiced by Mr. Cullen of course.
Re: Optimus Prime participates in Walk of Fame handprint ceremony in Hollywood, CA (1610151)
Posted by Megatron Wolf on October 1st, 2014 @ 1:33pm CDT
Posted by Megatron Wolf on October 1st, 2014 @ 1:33pm CDT
i am happy for him and all and its cool to see a voice actor get some much deserved recognition this is kind of an insult to other voice actors who have done more than him over the years, what about Michael Bell & Frank Welker? Once again Optimus Prime gets the spotlight and everyone else just fades away. Also getting tired of people saying hes voiced prime for 30 years, i know most people are lazy & stupid but come on do a bit of research or even watch interviews with the guy cause hes corrected numerous people on that mistake. Yes hes been recognized most as optimus for the past 30 years but he hasnt actively been optimus for 30 years. But anyway congrats MR. Cullen you do deserve this & i hope this opens the door for other voice actors to join you.
Re: Optimus Prime participates in Walk of Fame handprint ceremony in Hollywood, CA (1610203)
Posted by Peridot on October 1st, 2014 @ 3:47pm CDT
Especially Frank Welker, considering the COLOSSAL amount of roles he's played outside of Transformers. He definitely needs some recognition!
Posted by Peridot on October 1st, 2014 @ 3:47pm CDT
Megatron Wolf wrote:i am happy for him and all and its cool to see a voice actor get some much deserved recognition this is kind of an insult to other voice actors who have done more than him over the years, what about Michael Bell & Frank Welker? Once again Optimus Prime gets the spotlight and everyone else just fades away. Also getting tired of people saying hes voiced prime for 30 years, i know most people are lazy & stupid but come on do a bit of research or even watch interviews with the guy cause hes corrected numerous people on that mistake. Yes hes been recognized most as optimus for the past 30 years but he hasnt actively been optimus for 30 years. But anyway congrats MR. Cullen you do deserve this & i hope this opens the door for other voice actors to join you.
Especially Frank Welker, considering the COLOSSAL amount of roles he's played outside of Transformers. He definitely needs some recognition!
Re: Optimus Prime participates in Walk of Fame handprint ceremony in Hollywood, CA (1610235)
Posted by dragons on October 1st, 2014 @ 5:07pm CDT
Posted by dragons on October 1st, 2014 @ 5:07pm CDT
in other words if wasn't for bay we wouldn't see history in making to bad no frank welker he deserves it to
Re: Optimus Prime participates in Walk of Fame handprint ceremony in Hollywood, CA (1610362)
Posted by Sabrblade on October 2nd, 2014 @ 8:56am CDT
Posted by Sabrblade on October 2nd, 2014 @ 8:56am CDT
The thing is, Peter Cullen isn't being recognized here for all of the regular voice work he's done over the years, as he's mainly being recognized for his voice role as one of the main stars in four blockbuster major motion picture films. That's what's key here. Hollywood seems to has a strong bias towards big films over smaller projects like children's television and such, meaning that no matter how much the likes of Frank Welker and Michael Bell have done on a small scale, and for how long they've done it, it'd take their starring in the lead roles of big successful theatrical films for them to get the recognition that Peter Cullen has just been given. It's sad, yes, and almost tragic, but seems to be the case.Megatron Wolf wrote:i am happy for him and all and its cool to see a voice actor get some much deserved recognition this is kind of an insult to other voice actors who have done more than him over the years, what about Michael Bell & Frank Welker? Once again Optimus Prime gets the spotlight and everyone else just fades away. Also getting tired of people saying hes voiced prime for 30 years, i know most people are lazy & stupid but come on do a bit of research or even watch interviews with the guy cause hes corrected numerous people on that mistake. Yes hes been recognized most as optimus for the past 30 years but he hasnt actively been optimus for 30 years. But anyway congrats MR. Cullen you do deserve this & i hope this opens the door for other voice actors to join you.
Re: Optimus Prime participates in Walk of Fame handprint ceremony in Hollywood, CA (1610427)
Posted by ~Oceans Moons~ on October 2nd, 2014 @ 12:38pm CDT
Posted by ~Oceans Moons~ on October 2nd, 2014 @ 12:38pm CDT
I love Peter so much. I'm so happy for him!!! He's worked real hard with his job that is also his passion. He definitely deserves this!! 
Transform and roll out you awesome man!
Transform and roll out you awesome man!
Re: Optimus Prime participates in Walk of Fame handprint ceremony in Hollywood, CA (1610431)
Posted by ~Oceans Moons~ on October 2nd, 2014 @ 12:44pm CDT
Posted by ~Oceans Moons~ on October 2nd, 2014 @ 12:44pm CDT
And here's to Frank Welker getting this honor soon as well 
. With Peter and Frank they will always stand side by side.
. With Peter and Frank they will always stand side by side.
Re: Optimus Prime participates in Walk of Fame handprint ceremony in Hollywood, CA (1611455)
Posted by Deathsanras on October 7th, 2014 @ 2:33am CDT
Of course there is.
Optimus Prime existed before there was ever a voice. He exists in media where there is no sound - in comic books and toys. He also exists where someone else - very talented and worthy voice actors - voiced him. And he will exist long after any one actor who has ever voiced him has passed, in the same way Superman lives on beyond any one actor, and Bugs Bunny lives on beyond Mel Blanc. Which, of course, is their true legacy.
Acting like the day Peter Cullen inevitably dies is the day Transformers just completely stops (given the reception to Rodimus Prime, and the mediocre awareness of and reaction to other non-Optimus commanders)... well, that's just plain sad. You're actually advocating Hasbro shutter Transformers when one voice actor, who played him on and off (not to mention a ton of other roles), is no longer around. Nothing further can be done or enjoyed in the area of Optimii or Transformers without him living and voicing that single role?
What a horrible world you live in where the future of an entire franchise rests on one voice actor, and thus has a countdown timer hanging over it.
Posted by Deathsanras on October 7th, 2014 @ 2:33am CDT
Torneira wrote:Without Peter Cullen, there is no Optimus Prime.
Respect
Of course there is.
Optimus Prime existed before there was ever a voice. He exists in media where there is no sound - in comic books and toys. He also exists where someone else - very talented and worthy voice actors - voiced him. And he will exist long after any one actor who has ever voiced him has passed, in the same way Superman lives on beyond any one actor, and Bugs Bunny lives on beyond Mel Blanc. Which, of course, is their true legacy.
Acting like the day Peter Cullen inevitably dies is the day Transformers just completely stops (given the reception to Rodimus Prime, and the mediocre awareness of and reaction to other non-Optimus commanders)... well, that's just plain sad. You're actually advocating Hasbro shutter Transformers when one voice actor, who played him on and off (not to mention a ton of other roles), is no longer around. Nothing further can be done or enjoyed in the area of Optimii or Transformers without him living and voicing that single role?
What a horrible world you live in where the future of an entire franchise rests on one voice actor, and thus has a countdown timer hanging over it.
Re: Optimus Prime participates in Walk of Fame handprint ceremony in Hollywood, CA (1614459)
Posted by RK_Striker_JK_5 on October 16th, 2014 @ 5:32pm CDT
Whoa, way to blow it way out of proportion. Torneira in no way said they should 'shutter Transformers'. It's a little over-enthusiastic, but come on!
Oh, and those comic books? They kinda... were really, really REALLY bad.
Now let's give Peter Cullen his due, for Primus' sake!
Posted by RK_Striker_JK_5 on October 16th, 2014 @ 5:32pm CDT
Deathsanras wrote:Torneira wrote:Without Peter Cullen, there is no Optimus Prime.
Respect
Of course there is.
Optimus Prime existed before there was ever a voice. He exists in media where there is no sound - in comic books and toys. He also exists where someone else - very talented and worthy voice actors - voiced him. And he will exist long after any one actor who has ever voiced him has passed, in the same way Superman lives on beyond any one actor, and Bugs Bunny lives on beyond Mel Blanc. Which, of course, is their true legacy.
Acting like the day Peter Cullen inevitably dies is the day Transformers just completely stops (given the reception to Rodimus Prime, and the mediocre awareness of and reaction to other non-Optimus commanders)... well, that's just plain sad. You're actually advocating Hasbro shutter Transformers when one voice actor, who played him on and off (not to mention a ton of other roles), is no longer around. Nothing further can be done or enjoyed in the area of Optimii or Transformers without him living and voicing that single role?
What a horrible world you live in where the future of an entire franchise rests on one voice actor, and thus has a countdown timer hanging over it.
Whoa, way to blow it way out of proportion. Torneira in no way said they should 'shutter Transformers'. It's a little over-enthusiastic, but come on!
Oh, and those comic books? They kinda... were really, really REALLY bad.
Now let's give Peter Cullen his due, for Primus' sake!
