Shia and Uma Thurman are set to star alongside Don Johnson in “American Trip,” which is scheduled to film in El Paso and Marfa, Texas, from October 19 through November 20, 2026. The story centers on Duke Landry, a man struggling with his past and future who unknowingly embarks on a journey of self-rediscovery. Writer Zach Verdin will make his feature directorial debut with the project.
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Writer-director Josh Penn Soskin on his brother, The Rooster Prince, and Shia LaBeouf:
Shia’s devotion to the work became nearly religious. He memorized Dave’s books. Worked night and day. It seemed he rarely slept. There was, inside of him, a kind of manic fire to make this film. He told me that at times it felt like Dave was speaking to him. Through him. And I saw, in Shia’s work, things he could never know unless this was true.
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“My dad never hit me, never,” Shia LaBeouf admitted as he opened up about the creative liberties he took in his supposedly autobiographical 2019 film Honey Boy
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