David Ayer to Write and Direct Fury

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Loved End of Watch, looking forward to this.
 
I don't really care if Pitt and LaBeouf are friends, I just want to see a good movie.
 
I'm not shocked.

Has anyone watched this Youtube video with Shia staring down this motocylist in LA? It's funny and sad because it shows how insecure Shia is. And the best part is that the video is captured through the biker's helmet:

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And here is the account of the motocylist:

"This truck pulls up next to me at a stop light. I can see out of my periphery that the dude is just staring at me. The strange part is that he is in a right-turn-only lane and should be turning right. Not wanting to make eye contact I ignore him, but the dude is still staring at me. So I look left, just to see what is going on. To balance things out, I then turn and look right. Turns out it was Shia LaBeouf. We exchanged pleasantries, the light turned."
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LaBeouf is getting quite the reputation for being a bit of a hothead.
 
He's a good actor and gets too much hate imo.
 
gwynplaine said:
He's a good actor and gets too much hate imo.
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Not the point though.

Anything negative on set could easily affect the whole cast and production of the movie.

He needs to grow up.
 
A lot of films have had bad atmosphere and tension on set and turned out really good (it's a stressfull environment) , all that matters (for me at least) is the end result.
 
Eventually, Shia won't get any work if this keeps up. He even scared Mia Waskiowska on the set of 'Lawless':

“She was calling her attorney, like, 'Get me the **** out of here.'” LaBeouf told the NY Daily News last year, adding that he “didn't drink off set for no reason, and that the moonshine binge was to get “that drunk bloat” that he needed.

“Moonshine is different than liquor. Moonshine is closer to heroin,” the actor added, explaining why perhaps his drunkeness was likely both unbearable and terrifying to be around to the point where the actress nearly bailed on the movie. “Mia was ready to walk away from the movie. I was really pretty aggressive about it, and not in any kind of weird, strange way, but I don’t think she had ever experienced anything like that.”

Wasikowska had not commented on the matter until now when, asked by Entertainmentwise during the press rounds for “Stoker” about LaBeouf's behavior, she replied, “It was all true, absolutely, yep.”
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http://blogs.indiewire.com/theplayl...ethod-acting-on-lawless-are-all-true-20130219

And he almost got into a fight with Tom Hardy..OF ALL PEOPLE TO GET INTO A FIGHT WITH.
 
Wow, Shia has beef with Harrison Ford, Steven Spielberg, Brad Pitt, and the cast of Lawless? Who else?
 
Probably because during the filming of Lawless, Tom Hardy was at his Tommy Riordan/Bane size. I could only assume that a dude who's over 200 lbs of muscle would break my face if I were Shia LaBeouf's size, even though we all are aware that size doesn't automatically mean you can fight.

Still, I wouldn't have dared to f*** around with Tom Hardy around that time period.
 
Hunter Rider said:
Why do people think Hardy is some tough guy? :huh:
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He's good at playing one in movies, but I think it gets exaggerated by fans.

He said himself that he barely knew how to throw a punch before Warrior. In real life he's famously doting to little kids and puppies and plays video games. He's not a fighter IRL at all.
 
Speaking of Shia though....it's becoming more painfully obvious with every movie or real life incident that he's difficult to work with and needs to get his act together.

Not getting along with Tom Hardy could have been Hardy (who, if you've ever seen or read his interviews, definitely doesn't come across like someone who does much beating around the bush), or just a personality mismatch, but the fact that apparently he's now got the same situation with Brad Pitt makes it sound like it's Shia.

And then you add in the fact that Mia Wasikowska was trying to leave Lawless to get away from him, his real-life incidents getting in fights and causing drunken disturbances, the way he trashes his own movies like Indiana Jones and Transformers (whether you agree the movies sucked or not, it's not a smart career move), and Shia needs to settle down and get a grip.

Between bragging about his sex life, talking about knocking out Hardy, and promising that Nymphomaniac would feature him performing unsimulated sex, he comes across like he's got something to prove all the time. Like an insecure kid trying to be a tough guy.
 
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Hunter Rider said:
Why do people think Hardy is some tough guy? :huh:
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Sorry to bump an old post, but it was between Warrior and Bane, so he would've been taking fighting classes at that point. While not necessarily some guy with fighting credentials a la JCVD, he'd still have been an extremely built guy who could at least defend himself.
 
http://www.hitfix.com/awards-campai...mp-street-win-sony-pictures-cinemacon-preview
The other picture that made waves was "Fury." An original story by Ayers set during the last days of World War II, the movie finds Brad Pitt playing Wardaddy, the commander of a five-man tank crew who have already been to hell and back again. Make no mistake, Pitt is not playing another version of Lt. Aldo Raine from "Inglorious Basterds." The scenes shown depict Wardaddy as a feared, but loved commander whose entire life is in his tank. Logan Lerman plays Norman, a newbie to the Army who is immediately out of place among a group of veterans portrayed by Pitt, Michael Peña, Jon Bernthal and, yes, Shia Labeouf. In fact, all the actors look at peak form (even Labeouf), but Pitt? From what was shown, this looks very, very special. Ayers has also crafted a grittier and more realistic European Theater than depicted in "Saving Private Ryan" or HBO's "Band of Brothers." Up and coming cinematographer Roman Vasyanov has been impressive previously collaborating with Ayers on "End of Watch" and his look was the best part of "The Necessary Death of Charlie Countryman," but "Fury" is going to become into his calling card. It's simply gorgeous work. The trailer should hit theaters sometime this summer and expect "Fury" to quickly land on any many awards season contender lists.
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