But the action side of it is very enticing to me, and I wanted to wait until later in life to do it. Yeah, it’s a real departure from me in that sense. Leo’s the leader and Ralph’s the loose cannon so he’s kind of cool in that way, too, and he’s kind of the thrill seeker, the danger factor.ĭoes your character do a lot of action? I mean, as you’re being confronted by ninjas, it seems a little more physical than roles you’ve taken in the past.Īrnett: Way more! Way more physical. I love Donatello because he’s obviously the nerdier of the Turtles. For me, personally, probably Michelangelo just because he’s my kids’ favorite Turtle and he’s the funniest. And then as it becomes more real and he gets more into it, he ultimately kind of sides with April and ends up helping her out.Īrnett: That’s a loaded question. I would say that he’s, again, because he has to help her out, at first he ‘s reluctant to help her out and he’s kind of looking out for himself. Is he not a rival in the reboot?Īrnett: He’s not as much of a rival. Really, he’s someone who can be an ally of April, someone who can help her in her journey, ultimately in her quest to accomplish what she needs to accomplish. Did you draw from the show to develop him?Īrnett: Well, there’s not a ton to draw upon in terms of his depth, he’s not a character that was fully fleshed out, but we’ve been trying to work within the context of the bounds that we have with him. When you look at your character – he hasn’t really been in any other movies. You just sort of caught the tail end of that and he comes out just at the right moment hits Karai with the gurney and knocks her off balance a little bit. He’s very sort of unorthodox but he can kind of take care of himself.Ĭan you talk a little about the scene we saw being shot, specifically what you were doing with the gurney?Īrnett: Yeah, that particular moment, one of the characters is coming at April and about to inflict some major damage on her and Vern is in his own situation. he just wants to do the puff pieces with April O’Neill and just kind of – he doesn’t want to have to stretch too hard.Īrnett: A little bit, but it’s sloppy. He’s someone who kind of has been around. Vernon is a character who comes from the turtle mythology, he’s a real living character…let’s hope. Will Arnett: Vernon is a cameraman at Channel 6. Screen Rant: Tell us about your character, Vernon Fenwick. (Note: Megan Fox didn’t join the interview until partway through, which is why it starts with just Will Arnett.) Why abortion fight isn’t over if Roe is overturned
While we were there, we had the opportunity to talk to Fox and Arnett about their roles in the film, how the characters have been updated for 2014, and more.īut first, check out the most recent trailer below:
More than a year ago, we visited the set of TMNT in downtown Manhattan and watched a fight scene break out between April, Vernon, the villainous Karai (Minae Noji), and The Foot (we’ve been told that this scene has since been cut from the film). Megan, of course, plays April O’Neil, the Lois Lane of the Ninja Turtles universe, while Arnett plays her cameraman, Vernon Fenwick, a character originally created for the cartoon as a rival to April.
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Whereas Fox became instantly famous for her role in Michael Bay’s Transformers – one of the biggest blockbuster franchises of the past ten years – Arnett made his nut by co-starring in Arrested Development, a beloved TV show that was canceled after three seasons for less-than-stellar ratings.Īnd yet, in the upcoming Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles reboot, both Fox and Arnett are a team of sorts – like the archetypal odd couple or buddy cop duo of yore – working together in the war between the Ninja Turtles and Shredder’s Foot Clan. Megan Fox and Will Arnett are about as opposite as it gets in terms of career trajectories.
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