Joshua David "Josh" Duhamel (pronounced /d??m?l/ d?-mel; born November 14, 1972) is an American actor and former fashion model. He first achieved acting success in 1999 as Leo du Pres on ABC's All My Children and later as the chief of security, Danny McCoy, on NBC's Las Vegas. He is also well known for his role as one of the protagonists, Captain/Major William Lennox, in the box office hit Transformers as well as its sequels, Transformers:...
Captain Lennox is trying to call the Pentagon while his men fight Scorponok i...
Lennox meets Galloway when his chopper lands in Diego Garcia. Galloway slaps ...
Bumblebee shrinks the Cube so it can be transported and communicates that to ...
While Sam tries to elude Megatron, Lennox and his men are under attack by the...
Lennox's video call home is interrupted by a Desepticon attacking the Qatar b...
Despite air strike hits, Scorponok is still moviing. Lennox can't believe it.
Lennox does a video conference home to his wife and daughter. Meanwhile the u...
The operator offers Captain Lennox a package deal while he is engaged with fi...
Unbeknown to the team in Qatar, An enemy transformer causes a tower to fall o...
Lennox has to get Galloway off the plane so they can divert to Egypt and deli...
Lennox has to get Galloway off the plane so they can divert to Egypt and deli...
Epps is nearly stabbed by Scorponok's tail, during his teams examination of i...
Just outside an Egyptian village, Lennox informs his NEST troup about the app...
About to make a b-line to Optimus, Lennox gives instructions to Sam and Mikaela.
Lennox looks slowly at the orange smoke a few feet to his right.
Galloway orders the NEST team and the Autobots back to Garcia Diego with Opti...
As they run through the F-16 friendly fire, Sam splits from the group heading...
A second Decepticon is picked up in the same vicinity as the current operatio...
Lennox hears a helicopter and turns to see Blackout land on a building behind...
Optimus leans forward, his face a few feet from Galloway's, who standing on a...
Sam enlightens Simmons, Keller and Banachek as to the true nature of Megatron...
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