Movie deal for the "wrong man"

Accidental star Guy Goma who made an impromptu appearance on BBC News 24 (view video) has struck a six-figure deal with a Hollywood producer to make a film about the incident. Producer Allison Rosenzweig, who has worked with A-list stars including Nicholas Cage and Christian Slater said: “He’s a fun, internationally famous person who is an interesting source for movie material.”

The cab driver was mistakenly interviewed on a live BBC program in May after a mix-up at the studio led his being thrust on air live as an expert on Internet music downloads. The BBC had intended to interview computer expert Guy Kewney, but after a mistake at a reception desk, employees brought Goma to the studio. Goma, who had been waiting in a reception area found himself on air and answering questions.

Can't sleep, Megatron will eat me

I couple of days ago I revealed the first images of some of the movie Transformers.

Now the big bad Megatron himself has surfaced.

Yeah...

I'm scared. O.O

( Cut for people who don't want to be spoilt. )

One thing to bear in mind with all the designs so far is what the COO of Hasbro had to say regarding the designs:

"Please let the people on the board know that any grey models they have seen are VERY early forms of toys and will be revised and changed, and will gain tremendous detail as they move toward finished products...

thanks and regards,

Brian Goldner"