Shia LaBeouf Guilty Of Smoking, Yelling At Actors At Broadway Show

Shia LaBeouf has pleaded guilty to being a general nuisance at a Broadway show in which he lit up cigarettes and yelled at the actors on-stage. LaBeouf's representatives said the former Transformers star had gotten treatment for an alcohol problem since his arrest in June and a judge agreed that if he stays in treatment for three months and out of trouble for six, the case would be dismissed.

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LaBeouf, 28, was watching Alan Cumming and Michelle Williams in a revival of Cabaret when he started lighting up cigarettes, swearing at security guards and shouting at the actors. He shouted "do you know who I am?" when escorted out, according to court papers.

He had faced charges including a misdemeanour trespassing offense and some non-criminal violations. Since the incident, Shia has been treated at the Hills Treatment Center in Los Angeles.

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The incident was one of several controversial incidents involving LaBeouf this year. In February, he walked out of a Berlin Film Festival news conference for his movie Nymphomaniac Volume I and later wore a paper bag with the words "I am not famous anymore" emblazoned across the front to a premiere.

Of course, Shia is a laugh. We like Shia. And all will be forgotten if he's any good in David Ayer's Brad Pitt-starring World War II movie Fury. The movie, set for release on October 17, follows an army sergeant named Wardaddy who commands a Herman tank and her five-man crew on a deadly mission behind enemy lines. Outnumbered, Wardaddy and his team have their backs to the wall in an attempt to make a final push in the European Theatre.

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