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Shia LaBeouf does full-frontal n^dty in a multiple s** scenes for his new film
Shia LaBeouf has gone full-frontal in his latest film, “Pieces of A Woman,” in which he stars alongside Vanessa Kirby.
Directed by Kornél Mundruczó, the film follows a Boston couple who suffer the loss of their newborn baby during a traumatic home birth.
The couple then sue their midwife for criminal negligence.
LaBeouf portrays the father and is seen in multiple s** scenes, including one that is described as being “questionably rough” with Kirby.
According to film critic Roger Friedman, LaBeouf is completely n^de in these scenes.
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This is not the first time the Emmy winner has stripped down for a role.
In 2013, he appeared n^de in “Charlie Countryman,” and a year later, in “Nymphomaniac.”
He also recently starred in a choreographed short film called “Love Me Like You Hate Me,” alongside Margaret Qualley, in which the two actors are seen engaging in intense s** scenes.
LaBeouf’s performance in “Pieces of A Woman” debuted at the Venice Film Festival last month and will be shown in select theaters before becoming available on Netflix on January 7, 2021.
The film has received critical acclaim for its raw portrayal of grief and loss.
The actor has been in the news recently for unrelated reasons, however.
In September, he was charged with misdemeanor battery and petty theft for an incident that occurred over the summer.
He allegedly stole a man’s hat after engaging in a verbal altercation, and is set for an arraignment hearing on November 19th.
LaBeouf’s career has been marked by controversy in recent years, but his talent as an actor remains undeniable.
His willingness to expose himself physically and emotionally on screen has earned him praise from some and criticism from others.
Regardless of one’s opinion of his choices, it cannot be denied that he is a talented and committed performer.
“Pieces of A Woman” is a powerful and emotionally charged film that explores the complexities of grief and loss.
LaBeouf’s performance is fearless and raw, and his willingness to bare all for the role is a testament to his dedication to his craft.
The film is a must-see for fans of character-driven drama and those who appreciate the artistry of cinema.
