Shia La Beouf (born June 11, 1986 in Los Angeles) is an American film and television actress.
Shea LaBeouf was born on June 11, 1986, in the Echo Park area of Los Angeles. Shea LaBeouf takes her name from his grandfather, who was once a comedian. Shea LaBeouf's mother, Shayna, was Jewish.
In 2000, Shea LaBeouf participated in the recording of the Disney Channel's weekly show", Even Stevens. He also starred in the Disney Channel original film Tru Confessions, in which he played the mentally handicapped twin brother, and Shea LaBeouf won an Emmy Award for her role as Louis in "The Living Treasure Family."
In 2004, Shea LaBeouf participated in the recording of the HBO documentary program Green Light Project. He also played Max in Thunderbolt 2: Full Speed Attack. Behind the scenes, Shea LaBeouf also co-wrote and directed a short film, Let's Love Hate, which won the 2004 Child Jury Award and the 2005 Child Viewer Award. He played both supporting roles in I, Robot and the 2005 film Constantine: The Exorcist.
In 2006, Shea LaBeouf co-starred in the film "The Explosive Moment". He played the young Dito Montiel in another film, Put Down the Butcher's Knife, in which tito's adult role was played by Robert Downey Jr., an adaptation of the director's own semi-autobiographical novel.
In 2007, Shea LaBeouf starred in the thriller Community of Horrors, playing teenagers under house arrest. In the same year, he played a young protagonist in "Transformers" directed by Michael Bay.
In April 2007, Shea LaBeouf was drafted by Stephen Spielberg to star in Raiders of the Lost Ark 4.
In October 2008, he starred in the movie Hawkeye.
In 2014, the film "Rage", which starred with Brad Pitt and Rogan Lerman, was released in the United States.
In 2018, he starred in the crime thriller film "The Tax Collector" directed by David Aye.
In 2019, the feature film Baby Boy, which starred with Lucas Hedges, premiered at the Sundance Film Festival.
Representative works: Transformers, Transformers 2, Transformers 3, I, Robot