"I don't think anybody's doing it. I do know Shia [LaBoeuf]'s not doing it. I don't think Tyrese or Rosie [Huntington-Whiteley] or anyone else is doing it."
Take this with a grain of salt. Actors are the last to know anything regarding a movie's production. LaBeouf historicallyin the past said Transformers: Dark of the Moon was his last, but then again, so did Bay. Either way, it's not like the cast makes much of a difference in these movies. Transformers four opens June 29, 2014. [Update: Some new and more reliable rumors have surfaced regarding the film. Hit the jump for more.]
While Duhamel is speaking about casting for a film that doesn't even have a script yet, Badass Digest has some more believable news regarding the designs for the sequel. The film will be a true sequel and follow the events of Transformers: Dark of the Moon but the 'reboot' aspect comes from changing the point-of-view from Sam Witwicky to the Transformers. That's not a wicked idea and it's a worthwhile approach provided they write strong characters. In case you finish up writing transformers like Skids and Mudflap, the film will be unbearable.
Additionally, a source tells BD that the film will be more like the last hour of Transformers: Dark of the Moon. That means much more action (if that's even feasible, but I'm positive Bay will discover a way) and a lot less foolish humor. Since intentional humor hasn't been the series' strong suit (although there were lots of fun moments in the first film), I wouldn't mind cutting back on stuff that doesn't work. Stuff that did work: Jon Voight's pronunciation of the word 'robot'.
Of coursework, filming is still a ways off so all of this can alter, but these non-casting rumors are at least beginning to get me back on board with a new Transformers film.
There a view trailer with title transformer 4 from i found:
So what do you thing? is Transformer 4 will be continue or just stop in Transformer 3?
