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Shia LaBeouf is escorted by court officers as he leaves Manhattan Criminal court in New York on March 20. LaBeouf has received stitches to his head and hand after suffering an injury on the North Dakota set of the film “American Honey.” Shia LaBeouf has received stitches to his head and hand after injuring himself on the North Dakota set of the film “American Honey.”
A publicist for LaBeouf on Wednesday said the actor’s injuries were “minimal.” The accident occurred Tuesday evening during a scene in which LaBeouf was to put his head through a glass window.
He was treated at a hospital for cuts to his head and hand. He’s to return to shooting Thursday.
“American Honey” is about a teenage girl traveling across the Midwest. It was written and directed by “Fish Tank” filmmaker Andrea Arnold.
TMZ first reported LaBeouf’s injuries.
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