Transformers movie producer Don Murphy, who is either loved or hated within the Transformers fan community, like Beast Machines or Marmite, has been interviewed by the guys at Comic2Film.com. Unfortunately, the interview gives away many spoilers, so if you haven’t seen the film, which means most people, don’t read ahead.

SuperHeroHype.com were able to get hold of Transformers movie writers Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman and have a good long chat about their work on the Transformers movie (and Star Trek).

SHH! There were a lot of producers on this movie, so did you have to work with a lot of different people in developing the script? What was the process like in getting the script ready to shoot?
Orci It can get tricky when too many cooks are in the kitchen early on, and I think Lorenzo di Bonaventura was really good at kind of circling the wagons around us and giving us the space to find out what our instincts were and then bringing it to the group and going from there.
Kurtzman Lorenzo’s also not precious about anything. He’s very willing to throw out ideas. He’ll be the first to tell you, “Look, you might like this, you might hate it, but here’s a thought, maybe we go this way” and it’s a great way to start engaging in a brainstorm, ’cause usually your best decisions come when everyone’s kind of fluid with ideas.

The full, long, interview can be found here.

SuperHeroHype have managed to get another interview with Transformers Movie producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura on many aspects of the film including some of the production problems and limits in bringing the Transformers to life.

“We had a finite ability, if you would, to execute only so much with the Transformers themselves because they are phenomenally expensive as characters. The other thing is that because those characters are so well-founded within the mythology is how do you get a human character to interact and be an important, and I’ll say equal storyline, because as a boy, you want to play with those big toys and you want to shoot things and blow up things and just have a ball with them.”

The full interview can be found here.

Another, but more interesting than most, interview with Transformers movie director Michael Bay. There are some indepth bits about the behinds the scenes work.

And get him to watch Hot Fuzz, he should like it.

SuperheroHype has managed to catch Transformers movie producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura and get an interview with him. He talks about the film and a possible sequel.

The interview can read here.

IESB.net have managed to catch Transformers movie producer Tom DeSanto for a quick chat. Tom mentions that Starscream’s voice will be announced soon, there are seeds being laid for possible sequels and there are plenty of fan hints in the film.

The interview can be seen here.