Honey Boy

Honey Boy (2019)

Timing: 1:34 (94 min)

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Release date

2019-09-28

Country

United States

Production

Amazon Studios, Stay Gold Features, Automatik Entertainment, Red Crown Productions, Delirio Films, Kindred Spirit

Genre

Drama

Budget

$3 500 000

Revenue

$3 400 977

Website

https://www.honeyboy.movie/

Director

Alma Har'el

Actors

Shia LaBeouf, Lucas Hedges, Noah Jupe, Byron Bowers, Laura San Giacomo, FKA Twigs, Natasha Lyonne, Maika Monroe, Clifton Collins Jr., Scar
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Producer

Daniela Taplin Lundberg, Alma Har'el, Brian Kavanaugh-Jones, Chris Leggett, Anita Gou, Bill Benenson, Daniel Crown, Rafael Marmor, Fred Berger

Operator

Natasha Braier

Composer

Alex Somers

Artist

Zak Faust

Audition

John Papsidera, Jennifer Venditti, Chelsea Ellis Bloch

Editing

Dominic LaPerriere, Monica Salazar, Sabrina Sipantzi
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• Shia LaBeouf admitted that his relationship with his father wasn't as bad as portrayed in the film. Furthermore, to get permission to film, he misled his father and sent him a script missing certain scenes.
• Shia LaBeouf was arrested in July 2017 for public intoxication. This occurred in the city of Savannah, Georgia. He was sentenced to 10 weeks in a rehabilitation clinic, but it was later revealed that he was also suffering from post-traumatic stress. It was then that he began working on the screenplay for this film. Filming began two weeks after the actor left rehab.
• Shia LaBeouf hadn't spoken to his own father for 17 years before filming this movie.
• Shia LaBeouf convinced his father to sign a rights agreement by telling him that Mel Gibson would play his role in the film. In reality, Gibson had already declined the offer to appear at that point, although he generally felt favorably towards both LaBeouf and the project.
• At the very beginning of the first trailer for the film, a character played by Lucas Hedges screams “No!” several times, and is then thrown into the air. This can be seen as a reference to Shia LaBeouf himself, the author of a semi-autobiographical screenplay who repeatedly shouted “No!” in a variety of films, and especially in the films of the “Transformers” franchise.