"Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" star Megan Fox revealed her desire to become a part of the next "Transformers" sequel.
The sexy mom shared that she will be willing to do a role in the movie no matter how small it is. That is, if director Michael Bay would want her in it.
"If [Bay] ever wanted me to do a cameo like assembling an autobot motorcycle in a bike shop or something like that, I would totally do it," said the actress according to a report by Fashion & Style.
Fox was last seen in the second sequel of "Transformers." She was dropped from the movie and replaced by supermodel Rosie Huntington-Whiteley after she made comparisons of Bay to Hitler.
Apparently, the two had made amends following their team up once again in the reboot of "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles." Fox even spilled that it was Bay who had helped her secure the lead role for the movie.
"I knew it would blow people's minds, but we had been talking behind the scenes. No one knew. Mike and I have a special relationship. I love Mike and I've always loved Mike. He was really instrumental in casting me actually. I owe this movie to him," said Fox.
Meanwhile, the actress also shunned haters following the negative reactions "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" has received from fans and critics.
According to The Independent, some fans did not like the idea of rebooting the film as well as the designs of the heroes.
Some were even reportedly angered on Fox's casting as April O'Neil. The site added that even the movie's co-creator Peter Laird reportedly expressed that there are better choices for the role.
However, Fox just lashed out on the said comments.
"Even though a lot of people frown upon these kind of movies-they're like, 'It's not serious acting'-I don't f**king care. I love it. I have fun and that's what life is about. You're supposed to have fun. You don't have to be a tortured artist," the actress said.
"Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" is set to hit theaters this August 8.
