Just like the male-dominated classic series such as "007" and "Mission Impossible", there are "Bang Girl" and "Disc Girl", and a large number of "fragrant cars" in "Transformers" are also indispensable to the existence of beauty.
Even if the beauties always get a "vase" label in this "Autobot" movie.
What about vases? It's done!! The first generation of "change girls" Megan Fox herself also admitted to being a "vase" (said because the heroine is Wei Zhentian.. However, the "change girl" image created by her is still the most memorable female character in the series.
In ten years, whether you have experienced blonde supermodel Rosie Huntington Whitley in the middle, or purely lovely Nicola Peltz, it seems that... Almost so much, everyone still misses the "first love", or the arrogant, blunt black-haired sexy little wild cat. Probably because of this, as Michael Bay's (so-called) curtain call, the new "change girl" Laura Hardek in the fifth part, has begun to "pay tribute" to Megan Fox.
Laura Harddeck plays the charming Oxford scholar Vivian Wembley, in which she works with Cade Eagle (Mark Wahlberg), who doesn't want to fight anymore.
How to say it, arrogant little eyes, this point, or a little shadow
Born in London, Laura Harddeck made her debut on British television in 2007. Recent roles include Lucrezia in the BBC global 2013-2015 tv series The Devil of Leonardo da Vinci. In addition to being well-known on the small screen, she also appeared in the popular blockbuster "Guardians of the Galaxy" by James Gunn in 2014, and her mother Retis Quill, who played "Star Lord" at the time, flashed in the clip, and many people's impressions may have been somewhat blurred.
Before the filming of Change 5, Harddeck and her husband Sam Claflin welcomed the birth of their first child. As a new mother, accompanied by her newborn son, she focused on filming on the set, leaving the most memorable year of her life.
Time Network has been in Guangzhou and London to this new "change girl", she bluntly said that when filming, basically "running and running"... And the explosion scene exploded into the sky...
TIME: You play a professor in this film, and there are a lot of action scenes, is it challenging for physical fitness?
Laura Hardek: Yeah, when I met Michael Bay, I knew that no matter who he wanted to play, he wanted you to tackle the physical challenges, and I had to be prepared for all his requirements, so I did a lot of training, I went out of my way to learn to play polo, which is what my character liked, and I also practiced boxing, ballet, Pilates, making sure I was strong enough and healthy enough.
On June 20, Harddock attended the Chicago premiere of "Change 5"
TIME: Do you have to run wild in high heels?
Laura Hardek: Yeah, I feel like I'm running every day, and I'm lucky, and although I ran in high heels for a while in the film, I quickly switched to Converse and spent the rest of the day wearing sneakers, but I did run a lot.
run... run.... run....
TIME: How was it like for Mark Wahlberg to work together, and did he share with you his experience of shooting Transformers?
Laura Hardek: Yes, Mark is very good and a great protagonist, he set an example for each of us, and before the filming started, he said to me: Just have fun, it's a very relaxing film. You just have fun and enjoy it, his words make me relieved, of course, it doesn't mean that I watch the film very seriously, but I think it is necessary to explore the humor, lightness, and regain your childlike heart, after all, these are robots, it is really fun, as long as you can appreciate the madness in it, it will be very happy to shoot.
Hadek and Wahlberg's kiss scene in the film
Harddeck and Wahlberg exchange joy inside and outside the play
TIME: You and Mark often mock each other's cultures in the film, and did your cultural differences make jokes on set?
Laura Hardek: They used to joke about drinking tea, and I remember they made a lot of jokes about drinking tea because I loved tea, and every few hours, I had to have a good cup of tea and eat a cookie, so they always made fun of me. Michael had been learning my accent, but he had learned an Australian accent at first. But then he got a little bit of a British taste, and he did a good job, but I was still a little cold.
TIME:TIME:DID YOU EVER EXCHANGE PARENTING ON SET?
Laura Harddeck: Yes, Josh and Mark and I have kids, and we talk about our kids all the time, and our kids are on set, so there's a family atmosphere on set, and Mark has four kids, so we talk a lot about kids.
It's basically a bunch of people with babies
TIME: Are your kids interested in these robots?
Laura Hardek: My kid has absolutely no idea what the situation is, hahaha, he doesn't know what movie it is, doesn't know what I'm doing, all he knows is that he had a super time in Detroit last year, hanging out, swimming in the lake, having a lot of fun, I can't wait until he's a little older to tell him, guess what you did when you were a year old? You sit in the bumblebee, haha, you sit inside the bumblebee. It was a real pleasure to be with him, to take him along while acting, thanks to Michael and Paramount, and everyone in the film crew, which I will never forget, it was the best year of my life.
Huddke and the Bumblebee
TIME: What surprised you with Michael Bay?
Laura Harddeck: He asks you to be the best he can at all times, so you have to do your best, you have to work fast, you can't grind and rub, you don't have time to waste, he's making the biggest movie, you have to be ready to meet his requirements. He does everything on the set, not exaggerated at all, even if there is garbage on the ground, he will sweep it off with a broom himself to make sure that we can shoot the scene well.
On the other hand, he was a big boy, and all the explosions and stunts excited him, and he took a video camera and filmed the explosion scene with us, or was hit in the face by debris, and later I learned that it was all manure that hit us in the face.
The scene of the explosion scene of "Change 5"
TIME: What is it?
Laura Hardek:, used as explosive debris, in short, he does everything, and he makes the set full of excitement and excitement.
TIME: That's why he chose the director of this series
Laura Harddeck: That's right, I think Michael is the Transformers, and the Transformers are Michael, and they've become one.
Time.com: When you started your career, did you ever think you'd one day become an action hero?
Laura Harddeck: No, I wanted to be an actress because I watched Hayley Mills in Pollyanna, and she climbed a tree with her bare hands in the movie, which was very good, but I really didn't expect to be in a movie like Transformers twenty years later.
Harddeck photo
TIME: What do you think of these action scenes in the film?
Laura Hardek: I love it, I love stunt action, I like to take on challenges every day, I've never made a scene like this, let alone a movie of this scale, I've never been exposed to it, every day is an adrenaline rush, these eight and a half months of shooting can be said to be unforgettable, I can't put it down for a while and a half.
TIME: What are the hardest shots to shoot? Is it hanging Weah or something?
Laura Hardek: Hanging Wia is very challenging physically, but it's well worth it, and after filming these scenes, after hanging VIA for nine hours, when you land on the ground, you can't imagine that you will do it, and the sense of accomplishment is particularly strong. We watched the finished film the other night, and I saw those scenes, and Weea had been post-processed, and I thought it was worth it.
Time.com: Pick your favorite Transformer, right?
Laura Harddeck: The favorite thing about the film is Cogman because he's so hilarious, but Michael said yesterday that he's not a Transformer, but something else, he can take off the heads of other Transformers and control them, they have a special word I forgot, you can ask Michael. And of course bumblebees, and I love bumblebees.
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