Check Out The Insane Chest Tattoo That Shia LaBeouf Got For David Ayer's THE TAX COLLECTOR

Not long ago the first trailer was released for David Ayer’s new crime-thriller The Tax Collector. Fury actor Shia LaBeouf stars in the film alongside Bobby Soto. The two takes on the role of a criminal underworld “tax collector,” and they find themselves caught up in a dangerous situation.

Ayer explained shared some information on LaBeouf’s character saying that “Shia is playing a whiteboy who grew up in the hood. This is a Jewish dude playing a white character.” He also said that the actor is “the only white dude in the movie.”

It was also previously revealed that Shia LaBeouf got his whole chest tattooed for the movie. A real full-on tattoo! A photo has surfaced showing off the tattoo that the actor got for the film and as you’ll see, this thing is massive! It’s pretty incredible to see what this guy will do for the roles in his films.

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First thank you god for blessing me wiith the ability to work and do my craft🙏✊🏽i wanted To thank @complex for tagging me in this it really means a-lot to me i have been on this artist journey for quite some time now and bust my chops day in and day out shia grew up in Echopark and came back here to give back to his community by getting this tattoo he could have gone any where to some of the biggest names but he decided to keep it real and took his time to work with me and the reservoir thank you for the trust and opportunity 🙏

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When talking about working with LaBeouf, Ayer said, “He’s one of the best actors I’ve worked with, and he’s the most committed to body and soul. He had a tooth pulled on Fury, and then on Tax Collector, he got his whole chest tattooed. So he kind of goes all in, and I’ve never known anyone that committed.”

Here’s the synopsis for The Tax Collector:

David (Bobby Soto) and Creeper (Shia LaBeouf), are ‘tax collectors’ for the crime lord Wizard, collecting his cut from the profits of local gangs’ illicit dealings. But when Wizard’s old rival returns to Los Angeles from Mexico, the business is upended, and David finds himself desperate to protect what matters more to him than anything else: his family.

The movie will be released on August 7, 2020.