Transformers Director Michael Bay Reveals Fight Details in Hong Kong

American film director Michael Bay was attacked in Hong Kong while filming on the set of his latest Transformers movie.

According to Reuters, two young men, who were apparently siblings, approached Bay and the younger brother demanded that he hand over nearly £8,000. As the talk continued, the man attacked Bay and also three police officers who tried to intervene.

The 48-year-old took to his website to detail on the happenings.

"Yes, the story that is being passed around is not all true! Yes, some drugged up guys were being belligerent asses to my crew for hours in the morning of our first shoot day in Hong Kong. One guy rolled metal carts into some of my actors trying to shake us down for thousands of dollars to not play his loud music or hit us with bricks," he wrote.

"Every vendor where we shot got paid a fair price for our inconvenience, but he wanted four times that amount. I personally told this man and his friends to forget it we were not going to let him extort us. He didn't like that answer. So an hour later he came by my crew as we were shooting, carrying a long air conditioner unit.

"He walked right up to me and tried to smack my face, but I ducked threw the air unit on the floor and pushed him away. That's when the security jumped on him. But it took seven big guys to subdue him. It was like a Zombie in Brad Pitt's movie World War Z—he lifted seven guys up and tried to bite them. He actually bit into one of the guards Nike shoe, insane. Thank god it was an Air Max, the bubble popped, but the toe was saved.

"Then it took fifteen Hong Kong cops in riot gear to deal with these punks. In all, four guys were arrested for assaulting the officers. After that, we had a great day shooting here in Hong Kong. The place couldn't be better," he concluded.