Michael Bay’s pandemic film hit with ‘do not work’ order over safety issues

Also Read: KJ Apa Admits 'Riverdale' Cast Did a 'Terrible Job of Keeping' Jughead's Fake Death a Secret (Video)“Songbird” is directed by Adam Mason (“Into the Dark”) and is being self-financed by Invisible Narratives, which is led by former Paramount production chief Adam Goodman and former Disney exec Andrew Sugerman.Bay is producing, as is Goodman for his Invisible Narratives production banner along with Eben Davidson.

Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorEXCLUSIVE: Deadline has learned that Get Out star Bradley Whitford and Jane the Virgin‘s Jenna Ortega have boarded the pandemic thriller Songbird, which begins principal photography today.The movie from former Paramount production chief Adam Goodman and former Disney exec Andrew Sugerman’s Invisible Narratives, with Catchlight Films and Michael Bay also producing, is the first feature film to shoot in Los Angeles since the COVID-19

Transformers producer Michael Bay has been issued with a “do not work” order over safety issues.Songbird, a movie centred on a coronavirus-style pandemic, has been given an order by the Screen Actors Guild – American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA).

SAG-AFTRA, the union that represents actors, has issued a “do not work” order for the upcoming pandemic thriller Songbird, which is being produced by Michael Bay.

EW that director James D’Arcy got a hold of his UK agent and he didnt take much convincing to take on the role.He said: ‘James D’Arcy got in touch with me through my English agent and she said “Listen, I think you should read this, there’s something to it.”‘I did and I sort of fell in love with it, and she said, “Maybe this is something good for you and Micheál, your son.”‘And so it was kind of fate, I just felt like I had to do it.’The story depicts an estranged father and son who travel to

Manori Ravindran International EditorMichael Bay-produced pandemic thriller “Songbird” has secured its first international sale out of the virtual Cannes market.European powerhouse Leonine has snapped up rights for German-speaking Europe, Variety can reveal. It’s believed there’s been strong interest on the continent, and that a number of U.S.

Demi Moore has signed on to star in Songbird, the recently announced pandemic thriller that will be produced by Michael Bay.

A 2009 Megan Fox interview with Jimmy Kimmel and story about her Transformers audition resurfaced this week and sparked widespread concern that Fox was preyed upon by director Michael Bay.In the Jimmy Kimmel interview, a then 23-year-old Fox discussed her Bad Boys II cameo, saying, "We’re shooting this club scene and they brought me in and I was wearing a stars and stripes bikini and a red cowboy hat and like six-inch heels…and he [Bay] approved it and they said, 'You know, Michael, she’s 15 so

After a 2009 interview resurfaced on social media that featured Megan Fox talking to Jimmy Kimmel about a scene she shot for the Michael Bay-directed movie Bad Boys II, the actress has posted a lengthy statement on Instagram to clarify her working relationship with the director.

Setting the record straight. Megan Fox’s reaction to Michael Bay and Jimmy Kimmel’s underage sexualization controversy clarifies what really happened to the star. Fans were concerned after a 2009 interview from Jimmy Kimmel Live! resurfaced, showing host Kimmel, 52, joking about director Bay, 55, for casting the now-34-year-old actress in a sexualized scene. She was only 15 at the time.

Megan Fox has insisted she was never “preyed upon” by Michael Bay, after an interview, she gave in 2009 about her experiences working with the director-led to some fans calling for him to be canceled.During a chat on Jimmy Kimmel Live! back in 2009, Megan recalled the process of starring as an extra in Bad Boys II, saying at the time: “I had just turned 15 and I was an extra in Bad Boys II.

Bad Boys II and Transformers. In case you missed it, here's what's going on. A 2009 interview Fox did with started circulating again on In it, she describes being an extra during a club scene in Bad Boys II, where she wore a “stars and stripes bikini” and “six-inch heels." She was only 15 at the time, so she couldn't be seated at the bar or holding a drink.

Megan Fox has released a statement in response to fans calling attention to Michael Bay's sexualizing her at a young age. Fans pointed out how Megan's career suffered because she spoke out.Over the weekend, a 2009 interview between Megan Fox and Jimmy Kimmel resurfaced on Twitter, during which Megan said director Michael Bay had her dance under a waterfall in a bikini and heels on set of Bad Boys 2 when she was just 15 years old.

After an old interview of Megan Fox at Jimmy Kimmel Live wherein the actress revealed about being cast for a party scene in Bad Boys II, at the age of 15, resurfaced on the internet, Jimmy Kimmel and director Michael Bay were slammed by the fans. The actress disclosed that she was an extra in the film.

Megan Fox has taken to social media to clarify a story that’s now 11 years old!

Megan Fox is speaking out to clarify some resurfaced interviews and thank her fans. The 34-year-old actress took to Instagram on Monday, penning a message surrounding some renewed interest in stories she's shared about some of her uncomfortable interactions in Hollywood. Fox made headlines over a decade ago after telling magazine that Transformers director, Michael Bay, would tell her to “be hot,” or “just be sexy," when she asked for direction while filming two movies in the film franchise.

Megan Fox is clearing things up after an old clip of her on “Jimmy Kimmel Live” sparked a debate about her alleged misogynistic mistreatment at the hands of director Michael Bay. The clip features Fox, now 34, recalling how she was cast as an extra in Bay’s 2003 movie “Bad Boys II.” The resurfaced video prompted many to call out Bay and Hollywood in general for sexualizing the actress at a young age.