Took me a couple go rounds to find out much about this movie and I found this information that actually lists Vincent and his character. I had previously posted that he was being considered and it looks as if he was a late addition. Completely under the radar on this. From what else I read, this is the movie where Shia Labeouf actually took acid in order to enhance his character. Whether that's true or not, I don't know and maybe seeing the film will tell the tale. Click here It's slated to be released next year and I will update any further details when and if they become available. For those who are on Facebook, there is a new page for this film although there is not much on it right now. Click here And, recently I posted an interview just below a few posts in which Vincent actually says he was in the film. From the horse's mouth.
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The Necessary Death of Charlie Countryman is a romance set in Eastern Europe. Shia LaBeouf stars as a young man who takes a trip to Budapest after his mother dies of cancer. While on a train, his elderly neighbor also dies, but not before entrusting the young man with a gift for his daughter. The young man finds her and falls in love. However, she has a violent past which further complicates matters. Fredrik Bond directs from a script written by Matt Drake.
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So Shia took acid during filming or prior to?? What an odd process.
He's young and he sees himself a rebel and uber-actor. Somewhere in the relm of Marlon Brando method actor. Nantz I do remember you posting about this film in the spring. I remeber because the description of it sounded really odd. I'm thinking he probably doesn't have a big role.
From what I understand from the news is that he took the acid during the filming to enhance his character portrayal. vikeau, not sure of his role because the info is scant at best. Very frustrating.
I'm guessing VDO has a small role because this film was so under the radar. Besides such a sketchy description rarely bodes well for a movie.
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