Simon Pegg was “surprised” to discover Megan Fox could act.

The British actor – who stars alongside the brunette beauty in ‘How To Lose Friends and Alienate People’ – was stunned by Megan’s performance, as he had previously thought she was just a pretty face.

He said: “Working with Megan was fun. When they first called cut on her first scene, everybody was surprised. There was a palpable sense of, ‘Wow, she can act too!’ ”

Simon also expressed his delight at working with Kirsten Dunst on the new film, adapted from journalist Toby Young’s book of the same name.

He added to BANG Showbiz: “Kirsten is a wonderful actress and the amount of experience she has is extraordinary. She has been acting since she was three years old but she is only 26. She has that mixture of old wisdom and youth.

“When she wasn’t on the set it was a completely different experience.”

Simon Pegg was “surprised” to discover Megan Fox could act.

The British actor – who stars alongside the brunette beauty in ‘How To Lose Friends and Alienate People’ – was stunned by Megan’s performance, as he had previously thought she was just a pretty face.

He said: “Working with Megan was fun. When they first called cut on her first scene, everybody was surprised. There was a palpable sense of, ‘Wow, she can act too!’ ”

Simon also expressed his delight at working with Kirsten Dunst on the new film, adapted from journalist Toby Young’s book of the same name.

He added to BANG Showbiz: “Kirsten is a wonderful actress and the amount of experience she has is extraordinary. She has been acting since she was three years old but she is only 26. She has that mixture of old wisdom and youth.

“When she wasn’t on the set it was a completely different experience.”

Megan Fox has signed for the lead role in a movie adaptation of Michael Turner’s comic Fathom, reports the Daily Star.

The Transformers actress will reportedly play the role of Aspen, a mermaid rescued from the sea as a child.

The character only learns that she is from an underwater species when she wins a race and displays an unusual response to a drug test.

An insider said: “Several writers have been brought aboard to revamp the script as a vehicle for Megan, who officially signed on for the project this week.”

Fox’s new film How To Lose Friends And Alienate People is released in cinemas on October 3.

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7 videos total

Videos Include:
- GQ Video Shoot
- Audition Tape For Transformers
- Eagle Eye Premiere 09/16/08
- Behind The Scenes Of Transformers 2
- Behind The Scenes Of How To Lose Friends & Al… ( 2 clips)
- Megan & Brian Out On 09-15-08

Also, there are more goodies in the freebie section to look at or download.

9 MSN Icons

9 Animations

Animations Include:
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THE VOMIT shot out of Megan Fox like water from a geyser. A ghastly movie concoction that looked like a mix of used motor oil, lawn clippings and the slag at the bottom of a Souplantation trash bin, the black puke sprayed actors Amanda Seyfried and Johnny Simmons, whose characters were doing their best to fight off a cannibalistic fiend, an otherwise popular cheerleader named Jennifer Check.

It was among the more gothic scenes in “Jennifer’s Body,” a closing battle with fewer rules than Ultimate Fighting, pitting Jennifer (“Transformer’s” Fox) against her longtime friend Needy Lesnicky (Seyfried, of ” Mamma Mia!”) and her relatively wimpy boyfriend Chip Dove (“Evan Almighty’s” Simmons). The movie’s swimming pool location, inside a derelict juvenile hall slated to become a hospital for British Columbia’s criminally insane, was forbidding in its own right. The flotsam in the pool’s filthy water — leaves, a wheelchair, beer cans — made the entire setting for the film stomach-turning, especially since the young actors had to swim in it.

Somehow, though, it wasn’t quite disturbing enough.

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THE VOMIT shot out of Megan Fox like water from a geyser. A ghastly movie concoction that looked like a mix of used motor oil, lawn clippings and the slag at the bottom of a Souplantation trash bin, the black puke sprayed actors Amanda Seyfried and Johnny Simmons, whose characters were doing their best to fight off a cannibalistic fiend, an otherwise popular cheerleader named Jennifer Check.

It was among the more gothic scenes in “Jennifer’s Body,” a closing battle with fewer rules than Ultimate Fighting, pitting Jennifer (“Transformer’s” Fox) against her longtime friend Needy Lesnicky (Seyfried, of ” Mamma Mia!”) and her relatively wimpy boyfriend Chip Dove (“Evan Almighty’s” Simmons). The movie’s swimming pool location, inside a derelict juvenile hall slated to become a hospital for British Columbia’s criminally insane, was forbidding in its own right. The flotsam in the pool’s filthy water — leaves, a wheelchair, beer cans — made the entire setting for the film stomach-turning, especially since the young actors had to swim in it.

Somehow, though, it wasn’t quite disturbing enough.

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