The Most Surprising Thing About Michael Bay, According to Ambulance Star

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Ambulance star Eiza Gonzalez reveals the most surprising thing about working with Michael Bay. The filmmaker started in the 1990s by directing music videos for artists like Meat Loaf, Aerosmith, and Lionel Richie, which caught the attention of producer Jerry Bruckheimer, who selected him to helm his first feature-length film, the buddy-cop classic Bad Boys. Bay followed that up with several big-budget, high-concept action films like The Rock and Armageddon, leading to some of his most well-known work on the Transformers franchise, directing the first five installments in the series.

Since Transformers: The Last Knight in 2017, Bay has opted for one-off action-thrillers like 6 Underground. His next movie, Ambulance, releasing in theaters on April 8, sticks to that trend. The high-octane thriller stars Jake Gyllenhaal and Yahya Abdul-Mateen as two adoptive brothers who rob a bank and hijack an ambulance during their ill-fated getaway, taking two hostages. One of them is an EMT onboard the ambulance named Cam Thompson, played by Eiza Gonzalez.

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In an exclusive interview with Screen Rant, Gonzalez discussed the making of Ambulance and what it was like working with such an acclaimed director as Michael Bay. Despite his mad action man persona, Gonzalez was surprised to learn that he's still a kid at heart, "a mischievous child in this daunting, terrifying body named Michael Bay," as she put it. See what Gonzalez shared below:

I think that getting to know Michael was the most surprising part because he is such a – he will hate me for saying this – but he's such a kid. He's like a kid. I mean, the other day we were in Berlin, he's such a