Eight New Photos from ‘Eagle Eye’ Come Into Focus

Posted by Neil Miller (neil@filmschoolrejects.com) on June 22, 2008

Shia LaBeouf in Eagle Eye

There is no denying that Shia LaBeouf is quickly becoming a real force in Hollywood, from his big-budget breakouts last year in Disturbia and Transformers to his subsequent adoption by Steven Spielberg that led to his role in Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, a role that has since spurned rumors of him taking over the Indy legacy in future films.

But before he gets to all of that, he will appear in Eagle Eye, a project that unites him with Disturbia director D.J. Caruso. He will star as a young man who is targeted by a mysterious group of high-class terrorists and used as a patsy in a big time assassination plot. He will star alongside notable hottie Michelle Monoghan, Rosario Dawson, Billy Bob Thornton and Michael Chiklis. All of these folks, including Hollywood’s hurricane Shia can be seen in the brand new photos below, all of which were uncovered over at Filmz.ru. Click any of the images (above and below) to enlarge.

Eagle Eye is set to hit theaters on September 26, 2008.

Michelle Monaghan in Eagle Eye

Shia LaBeouf in Eagle Eye

Billy Bob Thornton in Eagle Eye

Shia LaBeouf in Eagle Eye

Shia LaBeouf in Eagle Eye

Michelle Monaghan in Eagle Eye


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  • That second-t0-last picture is amazing. The looks on everyone's faces is perfect! :)
  • Shane
    Michelle Monaghan. Sounds like she's going to the love interest, which is weird since she's like 10 years his senior.
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