When the actress said supervisor Michael Bay "wants to be in the mood for Adolf Hitler" in an interview, she may have angered someone other than the Transformers auteur. Like. Bay says it was Spielberg-the Schindler's List impresario and trip of the -who objected the most strenuously to the insult, according to an inteview with.
Although the 25-year-old stunner claimed she communist the series to cultivate other acting opportunities, Bay reportedly told the Daily Mail, "You distinguish the Hitler thing. Steven (Spielberg) said, discharge her lawful now." And while the administrator claimed he wasn't scarred by Fox's comments comparing him to a racist, genocidal dictator, Spielberg is the master processor of the flick. Following to British armoury Wonderland, troupe members from the mistiness released an glaring letter, in which they supported Bay and hammered Fox, job her "dumb as a rock," amidst other things. Fox was later replaced by Victoria Secret display Rosie Huntington-Whitely in Transformers: Dark of the Moon, which hits theaters July 4.
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