Anthony Ramos shared his feelings about being cast as Noah, the main character in the movie 'Transformers: The Rise of the Beast'.
On the afternoon of the 26th, an online press conference for the movie 'Transformers: The Rise of the Beast' was held. Anthony Ramos, Dominique Fishback, Tove Enwigwe, director Stephen Capel Jr., and producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura attended the event.
'Transformers: The Rise of the Beast' is a movie depicting a huge battle in which the Autobots and the Maximals join forces against the emergence of a powerful villain. The series started in 2007 with the first 'Transformers' and is the sixth installment.
Anthony Ramos plays Noah, a young man who gets caught up in a political battle with the fate of the world in the play. Elena, a passionate and curious archaeologist, is played by Dominique Fishback. Noah and Elena's helper, Rick, is played by Tove Enwigwe.
Directed by Steven Cable Jr., who took the megaphone for 'Transformers: Beast Rise'. He directed the films 'The Land' and 'Creed 2'. Steven Cable Jr., an up-and-coming director in Hollywood, plans to add youthful energy while maintaining the tradition of the series through 'Transformers: Beast's Rise'.
On this day, Anthony Ramos said, "I was happy to be cast in 'Transformers: The Rise of the Beast.' .
He continued, "The hardest thing about filming was that there were a lot of bugs and spiders on the set, so I was worried that they would be reflected on the screen. The weather was so hot that I almost fainted. The scene where I put a lot of effort into the battle scene. It was physically difficult to match,” he added.
'Transformers: The Rise of the Beast' will be released in Korea for the first time in the world on June 6th.
Reporter Kang Min-kyung, Ten Asia kkk39@tenasia.co.kr