Huntington-Whiteley 'wasn't happy with Transformers audition'

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley has confessed that she did not feel confident she would land a role in Transformers: Dark of the Moon following her audition.

The model-turned-actress, who replaced Megan Fox in the Transformers franchise, told MTV News that she initially had no idea how large of a role she was trying to grab but is grateful for the opportunity to play "a little bit of everything" in the film.

"I went to the audition and really I knew nothing about the role. No-one had said anything; it was just a role in Transformers so I kind of thought it would be an extra part or a cameo or something," Huntington-Whiteley explained.

"I went in a bit blind and also, it was my first-ever audition. I went in completely not knowing what I was doing. I left feeling not confident. There's something for everyone in it; there's the romance, the comedy, the drama, the action, there's the special effects."

She recently confessed that she is "scared" of the fame that will accompany her role in Transformers and worries about how her life will change as a result.

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