Shia LaBeouf
I first saw/heard of him on Ben Affleck and Matthew Damon's series Project Trainwreck, in which they promise young up and coming directors the chance to direct their own movie, of which they turn the reality show into what incompetent clownfoons the young directors are.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0329910/
In the second season, they picked a screenplay called "The Battle of Shaker Heights," and two doofus comedy directors from Maine. And yes, they are pretty much the only comedy directors from Maine.
Great actors like William Sadler are massacred by the very own producers producing the show (of which I'll always love and respect Sadler for sticking up for the two,) and the producers make a move for Shia LaBeouf to take the lead.
The kid was kind, caring, and compassionate to the two directors, and worked his ass off for them. His mother came off like one of those dumpy hippies who bases her life around her son. You never see those types amongst child actors.
I guess what I'm saying is in a show where almost everyone looks like the lowest line of slugslime, Shia looked like an angel. I'll always have time for that kid, and hope he can find his way.
I first saw/heard of him on Ben Affleck and Matthew Damon's series Project Trainwreck, in which they promise young up and coming directors the chance to direct their own movie, of which they turn the reality show into what incompetent clownfoons the young directors are.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0329910/
In the second season, they picked a screenplay called "The Battle of Shaker Heights," and two doofus comedy directors from Maine. And yes, they are pretty much the only comedy directors from Maine.
Great actors like William Sadler are massacred by the very own producers producing the show (of which I'll always love and respect Sadler for sticking up for the two,) and the producers make a move for Shia LaBeouf to take the lead.
The kid was kind, caring, and compassionate to the two directors, and worked his ass off for them. His mother came off like one of those dumpy hippies who bases her life around her son. You never see those types amongst child actors.
I guess what I'm saying is in a show where almost everyone looks like the lowest line of slugslime, Shia looked like an angel. I'll always have time for that kid, and hope he can find his way.
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