Transformers: The Last Knight
It sounds as though Mark Wahlberg will be exiting theTransformersfranchise after this month’sTransformers : The Last Knight . It was just a few years ago that Wahlberg made his debut as Cade Yeager , the challenging artificer , fearless fighter , and over protective don inTransformers : Age of Extinction . He was brought onboard as part of a new guidance for the franchise following Shia LaBeouf ’s exit afterTransformers : Dark of the Moon . Thanks to Wahlberg ’s status in the business and all the money the franchise have , it was assumed he was going to keep to be included in the serial , even afterThe Last Knight .
The Last Knighthas yet to strike theater of operations , but Paramount has already announced plan to makeTransformers 6 , in plus to aBumblebeemovie spinoff . These projects will ( apparently ) be happeningwithout Michael Bay as the director , but it now come out as though Wahlberg wo n’t be necessitate , either .
Wahlberg is currently making the rounds to promote his next appearance in theTransformersfranchise . He let this news aboutThe Last Knightslip during his appearance on The Graham Norton Show ( viaDigital Spy ) , seemingly confirming that this is the end of the logical argument for his time in the enfranchisement - telling Graham Norton,“It ’s the last one so I get my life back ! "
The rather - joyous way Wahlberg revealed this information work it appear as though he is not pitiful to be leaving behind this franchise . Some of this has to do with a haircut he claims to hate , but could also just be because of the reception the dealership keep to experience . Maybe that buzz will change withThe Last Knightand Wahlberg ( and Bay ) will pass on with their oral sex held eminent and kudos for their latest escapade - but until critics and general audience get a chance to see the film , that possibility rest incertain .
Source : The Graham Norton Show [ viaDigital Spy ]
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