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_Published 2014-10-14. Shia LaBeouf told Jimmy Kimmel he and his co-stars were vying for Brad Pitt’s attention on the set of their new movie, “Fury.”_


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## Transcript

For your late night highlight Shia Labeouf really likes Brad Pitt and apparently so do the rest of his costars in his new movie Fury. We were all vying for his attention and we all wanted him to like us. It's like having five dudes on a date with one girl. You know? Everyone's really trying to get close, you know, all the time. [ LAUGH ] A refreshingly normal and lighthearted interview with the star, who's been in the news for much different reasons lately. Including when he pleaded guilty to disorderly contact in September, over a theater incident this Summer. Where he allegedly disrupted the Broadway show, Cabernet.

Or even earlier this year, where he sat with a bag on his head and apparently cried as part of an art exhibit. He also wore a bag over his head on the red carpet. All of that, of course, followed Accusations, a short film he released last year. Plagiarized another author. It appears Shia has put those antics behind him. He recently told Ellen DeGeneres he credits his mom for helping him through his existential crisis. [ UNKNOWN ] Close with your mom? Yeah she's my, that's my girl Yeah. she, she yeah she [ CROSSTALK ] That's my girl how sweet is that. yeah Love that. What does she say to you? Stop [ BLEEP ] around.

[ LAUGH ] Leave it to Mom to keep it real as for his man crush Brad, their movie Fury comes out in theaters Friday.

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