What's with all the Bay love? Maybe he is and asshole to work with and she's being honest with us.
And how many films has Megan Fox directed?![]()
I believe the question in her case is how many posters has she sold?
Oh, and I'm sure Michael Bay would have every right to fire back with something along the lines of, Megan Fox is a stuck-up bitch who couldn't act her way out of a paper bag. So who's right and who's wrong?![]()
It's all personal opinion - why shouldn't anyone be able to say whatever the hell they want?
Hell, I can see where a good publicity battle would only increase interest in a movie as people wonder what all the hubbub is about.
Without actors then directors have no one to play with or writers to say their lines. This director has more power in this case but say Tom Cruise wants to make Mission Impossible 4 or 5 or whatever they're up to now: the studio is going to care more about Cruise being happy than whomever the director is. Same thing in TV on regular series. TV shows are a producer's medium with contracted actors being far more important than hired gun directors.The simple fact is, actors really have very few legs to stand on. It was her job to act, to say the lines that the writers want her to, in the manner that the director wants her to. If she can't do that, then adios. Actors work for the directors, not the reverse.
Who's got power isn't really the issue IMO, so much as the inequity and thereby inefficiency of it. If a director is terrible with actors or just too caught up in his own little world to listen to constructive criticism, then he's not giving us the best movie we viewers can get.
And as for Fox, like I said, I'm sure she'll be fine. It's one thing for an established celebrity to stir things up and another for some day extra on their first gig ever.