My son is in that movie for a split second inside the Winnebago just before it blows up.
He was supposed to be in an entire mini-scene wherein he and his "grandfather" crawl out of the wreckage and look around at the robots in amazement. However, as they were filming it he came back to the extras tent and told my wife, "They have to put more makeup on us so we look half dead because they 'blew up the Winnebago too much'."
Apparently too much was too much and the little scene was cut.
He got a chance to talk to Michael Bay during the filming. Bay asked him if he liked the Transformers movies and (satisfyingly) my son replied, "I haven't seen any of them."
Bay's response was a disappointed "Duuuude..."
Also, apparently no one ever dies in Michael Bay movies. It's just his thing. When my son asked if he died in the scene, Bay replied, "Dude... NO ONE ever dies in my movies." So he's got that going for him I guess.
He was supposed to be in an entire mini-scene wherein he and his "grandfather" crawl out of the wreckage and look around at the robots in amazement. However, as they were filming it he came back to the extras tent and told my wife, "They have to put more makeup on us so we look half dead because they 'blew up the Winnebago too much'."
Apparently too much was too much and the little scene was cut.
He got a chance to talk to Michael Bay during the filming. Bay asked him if he liked the Transformers movies and (satisfyingly) my son replied, "I haven't seen any of them."
Bay's response was a disappointed "Duuuude..."
Also, apparently no one ever dies in Michael Bay movies. It's just his thing. When my son asked if he died in the scene, Bay replied, "Dude... NO ONE ever dies in my movies." So he's got that going for him I guess.