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LaBeouf plays every man Charlie Countryman, who falls for a girl who is a gangster's moll. Charlie tries to win her and protect her without getting himself killed, too. LaBeouf is wise to take on a smart indie movie as an alternative to his studio roles in the Transformers and Indiana Jones franchises. Coming up is the Cannes debut of Oliver Stone's Wall Street 2: Money Never Sleeps.
Ariola has won multiple awards for his commercials which include Coca-Cola, Levi’s, Nike, HP, and Sony's Playstation. Drake (Tully) is currently writing Todd Phillips' Project X.
Berger and Yerxa recently partnered with Mandate on The Switch, starring Jennifer Aniston, one of the films in limbo at Disney/Miramax, currently scheduled for August release. They also produced Cold Mountain with Horberg.
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