With only two more weeks before the new Transformers movie opens, Transformers 2 stars Shia LaBeouf and Megan Fox are Fresh off of their stay in Paris, Megan Fox and Shia LaBeouf have found themselves promoting “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen” in Berlin, Germany.
Actress Megan Fox and actor Shia LaBeouf pose for the media as they arrive for the German premiere of their movie Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, in Berlin, Germany, on June 14, 2009.
Actress Megan Fox and actor Shia LaBeouf pose for the media as they arrive for the German premiere of their movie Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, in Berlin, Germany, on June 14, 2009.
Hitting the red carpet earlier today on June 14, 2009, the sexy co-stars happily posed for pictures and greeted fans at the Sony Center CineStar.
Meanwhile, Shia recently pointed out that his thumb is still in the process of healing following two surgeries after a car accident last year.
The 22-year-old told press in Paris: “My hand was shattered in a crash. They used a bit of hip to make a new finger.”
The 22-year-old told press in Paris: “My hand was shattered in a crash. They used a bit of hip to make a new finger.”
Megan Fox tells ET’s own Mark Steines how her life has been changed by fame.
“I definitely feel ill-prepared; I mean, I don’t know if anyone ever sits back and goes, ‘Now is the moment that I think I should be a famous celebrity,’” says the Tennessee native. “I know I’m struggling with trying to figure out how to how to live in it — but I definitely feel it’s premature. I mean, I was in one movie that people have seen.”
Megan’s media coverage has definitely increased tenfold since the first movie, but she tries to keep it in perspective.
“I see some people who have to deal with in on an everyday basis — I am not a Jennifer Aniston or a Britney Spears or even a Lindsay Lohan, you know?” she explains. “My pictures don’t sell for that kind of money. But of the small level that I do deal with it, it is hard and there have been times when people don’t want to hang out with me because they don’t want to end up on the Internet. I sometimes just turn around and go back home and don’t do anything and have to have someone go do my grocery shopping.”
Megan’s media coverage has definitely increased tenfold since the first movie, but she tries to keep it in perspective.
“I see some people who have to deal with in on an everyday basis — I am not a Jennifer Aniston or a Britney Spears or even a Lindsay Lohan, you know?” she explains. “My pictures don’t sell for that kind of money. But of the small level that I do deal with it, it is hard and there have been times when people don’t want to hang out with me because they don’t want to end up on the Internet. I sometimes just turn around and go back home and don’t do anything and have to have someone go do my grocery shopping.”
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