
Get readyfor some crazy action as filmmakers drop the first official poster for Transformers One. Along with the poster, the makers also dropped the release date for the film's trailer, which is July 26.
Sharing the news on social media, Paramount Pictures India wrote, “All for one… and one will fall. New #TransformersOne trailer out on 26th July in English & Hindi.”
Notably, Transformers One features an ensemble cast including Chris Hemsworth, Brian Tyree Henry, and Keegan Michael.
The film is produced by Lorenzo di Bonaventura and Josh Cooley as its director.
Earlier, Josh said in an interview with Entertainment Weekly, "The one thing that stressed me out from the minute I signed on was, Peter Cullen is Optimus Prime and is Transformers — that's what my Optimus Prime was growing up. I was concerned. How do we [follow that]? And when I really listened to Chris, he had this power to his voice. He took the lines and just pushed even further. He wasn't trying to imitate Peter Cullen, but he was doing the cadence and the rhythm of Optimus Prime, and I froze and I got goosebumps."
Check out the poster for Transformers One here:
Talking about the relationship between Orion Pax [Chris Hemsworth] and D-16 [Brian Tyree Henry] in the film, the director said, "It is the core of this film. The thing that starts to drive a wedge between him and Orion Pax is that the world is not what they thought it was, and they then start to form two different views on how to solve the problem. And these two versions just naturally butt heads against each other.”
Transformers One will explore the origin story of Optimus Prime and Megatron, characters famously known as fierce enemies. The filmwill explore their history as once close friends who bonded like brothers, equally strong, had a major fallout and became enemies. This change in dynamics ultimately impacted the destiny of Cybertron. This unique perspective is set to provide fans with deeper insights into the intricate dynamics of these legendary characters.
Transformers One will release in theatres on September 20.