Shia LaBeouf and Carey Mulligan

Oliver Stone

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Shia LaBeouf and Megan Fox

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It looks like Oliver Stone sealed the deal with Shia LaBeouf to star in “Wall Street 2,” previously titled “Money Never Sleeps.” LaBeouf was in talks with the director to star alongside Michael Douglas and Javier Bardem in the sequel to Stone’s 1987 hit, “Wall Street.” On Tuesday, the two sat down with “six men in suits” at La Bottega in the Maritime Hotel, a source reports. It must have been important because, our witness said, “they demanded the restaurant shut down” for the top-secret meeting.

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What John Grisham wants, John Grisham gets.

The author was pulling for Shia LaBeouf to sign on to his latest novel-turned-movie, “The Associate,” and he got his wish. “I think he’ll be wonderful!” Grisham gushes. “He’s a very talented actor, and he’s hot. He’s the hottest 22-year-old actor in America, and I think he’ll do a wonderful job.”

Lucky LaBeouf will join the ranks of Tom Cruise, Matt Damon, Matthew McConaughey and Kiefer Sutherland, who’ve all appeared in flicks based on Grisham novels.

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While it has been strongly denied that Harrison Ford will passing of his Indiana Jones title to Shia LaBeouf, there was something he passed off to him and that was…the hat according to IOL. 

He said: “It has his sweat stains from the whole movie in it. We were way out somewhere at an airplane hangar on the last day of shooting, and he took the hat off his head, signed it and handed it to me.
“When I looked at the hat I saw he had written something with a silver Sharpie (pen). It said, ‘It’s all yours now, kid - Harrison.’”

But LaBeouf is quick to point out that he won’t be taking over from Ford any time soon: “It’s easy to perceive that as his handing the reins over to me on a franchise or whatever… that’s not it.
“It was his way of saying ‘Life is going to get crazy now, so strap on tight, kid.’”

I am so glad that he wasn’t handing over the franchise to him because I don’t get why he is Speilberg’s go to boy. He just doesn’t do it for me, does he do it for you?

BTW I so want that hat! How awesome would that be to own?

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Man, you’d think oversharing had mutated and gone airborne on the set of “Transformers 2″ because Shia LaBeouf has caught whatever Megan Fox has.

In the new issue of Playboy, Shia talks — among other things — about the time he lost his virginity. “I was shaking in my boots,” he says about the romp, four years ago.

“Getting naked was very strange. It was the first time I’d been naked in the light, in front of a girl, with no hiding place.”

Things took a turn for the worse when Shia, who was pretending to be a Lothario, made the age-old mistake of trying to copy a porn he’d seen.

“I remember putting a pillow underneath her because I had seen that in a porn movie…[It] put her at a weird angle, where I couldn’t get in correctly. I’m not extremely well-endowed … and clearly this wasn’t the move.

And while that night might have been a disaster, the lady in question ended up dating Shia for a while, where she became his sex-instructor of sorts. “We had a lot of sex and would read the Kama Sutra together and do the wildest s***.”

Megan, the oversharing ball’s in your court!

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Shia LaBeouf won’t be up to high-fiving any time soon. Hand injuries that the “Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull” star sustained during a July 27 DUI citation and car accident are far more serious than the actor has acknowledged.

“For a while there, it didn’t look good,” a source close to LaBeouf reveals to us. “Shia’s tendons had fused together, and right after the accident there was talk of a partial amputation.”

But things are looking up for the action star, who broke two fingers in the crash. LaBeouf underwent a second surgery two weeks ago and appears to be on the mend. Luckily for the 23-year-old, his pain became art. Writer Roberto Orci revealed that LaBeouf’s injury was written into the plot line of the actor’s upcoming “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen,” which is why he postponed a follow-up correctional procedure.

“Shia had one surgery postponed for ‘Transformers 2,’ but there’s no additional complications now,” a rep for the actor confirms. “It’s taken a while, but the surgery has been completed and Shia should be healing fine.”

LaBeouf isn’t the only movie man to have hand-related drama. Ben Stiller was admitted to N.Y.’s Mount Sinai Hospital on Sunday with trauma to his paw. But contrary to LaBeouf’s more severe condition, the funnyman’s injuries were a little less traumatic.

Amidst much secrecy, “one of the hospital’s top hand specialists was called in to treat him,” a snitch on the scene reports. Of the mangled mit his rep had only this to say, “I can confirm that he broke his hand snowboarding.”

Stiller may have had to spend a scary “Night at the Museum,” but the comedy king got away with only an afternoon at the hospital.

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Shia LaBeouf is healing well following a Hollywood car crash in July, in which the actor flipped his truck and emerged from the hospital with a cast on his left hand. But Shia told Access Hollywood’s Billy Bush, there is more surgery in his future.

“I’m working right now,” Shia told Billy during an interview to promote his upcoming thriller “Eagle Eye.” “We propped [my hand] together so I could get through ‘Transformers’ and then I’ll go have another surgery and be back to 100 percent.”

As previously reported on AccessHollywood.com, Shia was involved in a collision at the intersection of LaBrea and Fountain in Hollywood in late July. The crash, which authorities have since said was the fault of the other driver, who ran a red light, sent Shia by ambulance to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. After he was arrested on suspicion of DUI, he underwent surgery to fix his injured hand.

In the new interview with Billy, set to air on Monday on Access Hollywood, Shia said the injury to his hand was worse than originally reported.

“They’re good,” he told Billy of his bandaged fingers. “They’re broken.”

Following the crash and surgery, Shia returned to the set of “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen,” directed by Michael Bay. And the actor said very little of the production was interrupted due to his accident.

“He plows through,” Shia said of his director. “I think we had a day down, two days down, and then we got back to some second unit stuff that we had to get anyways, and I was back two or three weeks before anybody projected me coming back.”

Happily promoting his new movie “Eagle Eye,” which opens September 26, Shia told Billy he was thankful his accident injured only his hand.

“It could have been something else,” Billy said.

“It definitely could have been. I’m very grateful,” Shia responded.

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