Leonard Nimoy lends his vocal cords to Sentinel Prime in Transformers: Dark of the Moon
Mar. 31, 2011
In case you thought Michael Bay's TRANSFORMERS: DARK OF THE MOON needed a little more geek credibility, it's certainly got it now!
EW is reporting that the legendary Leonard Nimoy will be lending his smooth vocal stylings to that of 'Sentinel Prime' - the predecessor of Autobot leader Optimus Prime - whose robotic remains can be seen in the film's initial teaser trailer.
Sentinel was found crash-landed on the moon by the Apollo 11 astronauts in 1969. Here's EW with more on his appearance. Beware, though: SPOILERS!
"Later, after being brought to earth, he takes the disguise form of a fire engine in the movie’s massive, climactic battle through Chicago."
TRANSFORMERS: DARK OF THE MOON explodes into theaters July 1st.
| Extra Tidbit: | Nimoy was the voice of 'Galvatron' in 1986's THE TRANSFORMERS: THE MOVIE (which also infamously features the final performance of the great Orson Welles). |
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| Source: | Entertainment Weekly |
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his vocal work for galvatron was AWESOME!!
Cool
I tried to not be excited for this but...