Thanks to Josh we’ve got three video interviews from yesterday and today, one from Entertainment Tonight, one from Access Hollywood and the third from Extra:
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Shia’s Cannes appearances have started (let’s hope they keep up!) with the Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps Photocall this morning:
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Thanks to media guru Josh we’ve got the entire interview in our Video Archive of Shia and Wall Street 2 cast on the Today Show this morning, filmed live from Cannes:
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As you may already know the 63rd Annual Cannes Film Festival is coming up and People (among other sources) have thrown Shia’s name in the pot of celebrities attending this year, so we may get lucky and get some new event photos!
Source: People.com
In other news two brand new clips of Shia in Wall Street 2 have been released by Moviefone and are now in our Video Archive – thanks for the tip Andie!:
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Just added 10 HQ scans of Shia in the April 2010 issue of GQ Magazine, courtesy of the fabulous Britt who was nice enough to scan it for us!
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Quick flyby to add a couple of photos of Shia at the finish line of the 25th L.A. Marathon earlier today!
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Sorry about the lack of updates recently, I’ve been working a lot and it’s taken a toll so I basically use my off time to sleep! Just added a great MQ shoot you’ll be seeing featured in GQ’s April 2010 issue, in which Shia takes the cover once again to promote Wall Street (which is no longer opening next month but instead in either August or September):
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Some official word from Michael Bay has been released regarding the status of Transformers 3, as reported by ScreenCrave:
According to one of Bay’s insiders, the director will film some “big action sequences” in Chicago and Moscow for the upcoming movie. The two locations are literally worlds apart so I’m interested in knowing the logic behind picking them. On another more positive note, they also slipped in the news that Bay plans on matching the amount of money made by the TF2 DVD/Blu-ray sales for the Make A Wish Foundation. It sounds like the director his putting his money where his mouth is to help a good cause.
SOURCE: SCREENCRAVE
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