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Justin Kroll Film ReporterAfter a partnership that has spanned two decades, Fully Formed Entertainment founders Andrew Form and Brad Fuller are parting ways as Form is in talks to board John Krasinski’s production banner Sunday Night.Discussions are still underway, but sources say Form would join Krasinski and his partner Allyson Seeger at the company in an unknown role.Fuller and Form were producing partners at Platinum Dunes with Michael Bay, where the company produced reboots of “Friday the 13th” and “A Nightmare on Elm Street,” as well launching franchises like “The Purge.” They also played a part in relaunching the “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” franchise at Paramount.Form and Fuller branched off last year to create their own banner,

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.

Megan Fox is setting the record straight about what really went down between herself and Michael Bay when she auditioned for Transformers at just 19 years old. Her decision to share the story came after one of the actress’s 2009 interviews with Jimmy Kimmel, which was about her experience as a teenager in the entertainment industry, went viral on June 20. During the throwback interview, Megan opened up about starring as an extra in Bay’s film, Bad Boys II, when she was just 15.

Bad Boys II and Transformers.An interview from 2009 resurfaced online in which Fox describes “dancing underneath a waterfall” for the filmmaker, to which fans responded with outrage.A fan shared the interview on Twitter, saying, “teen girls being preyed on by older men has never been taken seriously and still isn’t”.clip from 2009 where megan fox tells a story about michael bay sexualising her as a 15 y/othe crowd laughs, and kimmel makes gross jokesteen girls being preyed on by older men has never been taken seriously and still isn’t pic.twitter.com/t1rF80UTj1— liz w

Megan Fox has issued a statement after fans were calling to cancel director Michael Bay based on an interview Fox gave Jimmy Kimmel.

Jimmy Kimmel and Michael Bay are in the middle of intense public scrutiny. A several-years-old clip from the 52-year-old comic's show recently resurfaced online and featured Megan Fox recounting an experience with director Bay when she was a teenager.

Megan Fox is speaking out in response to the many people on social media who are calling out Hollywood for not giving her the proper chance to reach her potential.

One of Megan Fox‘s old interviews is going viral and people are calling out both director Michael Bay and talk show host Jimmy Kimmel.

Transformers director Michael Bay, and Jimmy Kimmel to . Over the weekend, a 2009 interview between Megan and Jimmy resurfaced and reminded fans why Megan's career stalled years ago.

appearance she made on Jimmy Kimmel resurfaced over the weekend.Essentially, many are calling for the Megan Fox renaissance – which we really wouldn’t argue with, let’s be honest – and have claimed the Transformers star has been given unfair treatment and was hyper-sexualised over her career.On Twitter an interview the star did in 2009 speaking about an appearance in Bad Boys II has been circulated more than 10 years later (the internet at it again), in which she spoke about first working with Transformers director Michael Bay aged 15.‘I had just turned 15 and I was an extra in Bad Boys II,’ Megan told talk show host Jimmy.

This one might hit a little close to home.

As Hollywood studios enter the third month of film and television production being shut down, Michael Bay is hoping to film a new pandemic-themed thriller during lockdown this summer.Bay, 55, and his Platinum Dunes production company is teaming with Adam Goodman's Invisible Narratives company to produce Songbird, according to Deadline.Bay and Goodman will produce through their respective companies, with Adam Mason (Into the Dark) directing from a script by Simon Boyes (Misconduct), with filming slated to begin within the next five weeks, though no casting has been announced yet.