American
film
producer
Michael
Bay
has
had
to
defend
actress
Megan
Fox
from
the
crew
on
movie
Transformers
after
they
branded
her
dumb
and
ungracious.
The
event
had
taken
place
after
three
unnamed
workers
posted
an
open
letter
supporting
Bay,
44,
on
his
official
website
after
Fox,
23,
lashed
out
at
him
in
a
recent
interview.
Fox
had
compared
the
director
to
Hitler
in
an
interview
with
Britain's
Wonderland
magazine,
and
told
how
he
had
no
social
skills
and
is
hopelessly
awkward.
But
her
comments
about
Bay
did
not
sit
well
with
some
of
the
crewmembers
of
Transformers,
and
they
in
turn
slammed
her
on-set
behaviour.
They
described
'the
tedious
experience
of
working
with
the
dumb-as-a-rock
Megan
Fox,'
and
insisted
they
'had
the
unbearable
time
of
watching
her
try
to
act
on
set'.
They
also
branded
Fox
'as
ungracious
a
person
as
you
can
fathom,'
and
complained
she
refused
to
thank
them
when
they
had
'to
deal
with
the
awful
silly
Marilyn
Monroe
tattoo
plastered
on
her
arm
that
we
cover
up'.
But
Bay
was
unimpressed
with
the
letter,
and
it
was
removed
from
his
website
on
September
12
and
replaced
with
a
piece
from
the
director
himself,
defending
Fox
and
insisting
her
negative
comments
are
part
of
her
'crazy
charm'.
"I
don't
condone
the
crew
letter
to
Megan.
And
I
don't
condone
Megan's
outlandish
quotes.
But
her
crazy
quips
are
part
of
her
crazy
charm," the
Daily
Express
quoted
him
as
writing.
"The
fact
of
the
matter
(is)
I
still
love
working
with
her,
and
I
know
we
still
get
along.
I
even
expect
more
crazy
quotes
from
her
on
Transformers
3,"
he
added.