Wolverine - Ron Pullman
According to foreign media reports, "Hellboy" actor Ron Pullman joined Paramount's "Transformers: Rise of the Mighty Warriors" to voice the Wolverine (Qingtiansheng), which has been scheduled for June 24 next year.
Transformers: Rise of the Mighty Warriors
Action / Adventure / Sci-Fi released in the United States on June 24, 2022
It is reported that the story of "Transformers: Rise of the Super Warriors" is set in 1994, which will be the starting point of a new chapter, bringing a new story at the same time is bound to make fans feel the shock and emotion brought by the debut of the Autobots 14 years ago. This time, the war on Earth will no longer be just autobots and decepticons, but more characters such as the Jumbo, The Primitive Beast and the Dragon Head Force will also join in, revealing a more dimensional Transformers human universe.
The film was directed by Stephen Kapoor Jr., director of Quidditch: The Hero Rises Again, and starred powerful young actors Anthony Ramos and Dominic Fishback.
The biggest villain in "Change 7" will no longer be the "Mighty Sky" we are familiar with, but will be replaced by metal birds, metal rhinos and metal orangutans, and specifically introduced that the names of the metal orangutan "Optimus Primal" and "Optimus Prime" are very close, and what kind of competition between these two blockbuster Transformers will be very exciting.
The "Bumblebee", which is loved by fans, will not appear in the shape of the Chevrolet Camaro, but will transform into an off-road vehicle for the first time, and the Mirage will become a Porsche 911. "Change 7" will also appear "female" Transformer Arcee (Arcee), a large-breasted, thin-waisted and long-legged woman, essentially a Ducati motorcycle, and sometimes the image of a Nissan GTR.
The film will also be filmed in Machu Picchu, an Inca cultural site in Peru, and explore the mysterious Inca culture. This is one of the new seven wonders of the world, and due to the treacherous terrain and the imperfect infrastructure in the monuments, this will bring great challenges to the filming of "Change 7". The director and producer also promised that unlike "Bumblebee", this time "Transformers: Rise of the Mighty Warriors" will definitely use big scenes, large scale, and big budget to create a visual feast for the audience to sell copy style.