Shia LaBeouf is filmed by shocked bystanders as he prepares to fight with men outside an Edinburgh pub, while a Hollywood actor mockingly says: ‘I’m here, m**********r’

A shocking video has emerged showing Shia LaBeouf preparing for a fight with a group of men outside an Edinburgh pub.

The 38-year-old Hollywood actor was heard shouting “Let’s go, I’m here, m**********r” near the OX184 bar last weekend.

Footage shows Shia throwing off his cap and then raising his fists in the air as two other men hold him down.

Dressed in a black quilted jacket and jeans, he paces the street while shouting at an unknown man.

Shia is in Scotland while his wife Mia Goth is filming for the upcoming Frankenstein movie. The pair have been spotted in Edinburgh and Glasgow over the past week.

A shocking video has emerged of Shia LaBeouf preparing to fight a group of men outside an Edinburgh pub

The 38-year-old Hollywood actor was heard outside the OX184 bar last weekend shouting “Let’s go, I’m here, m**********r”

According to The sunA bartender spotted the actor at Whistlebinkies pub on Friday night, where he was “nothing but nice,” the video was filmed on Saturday.

They told the publication: ‘He was there on Friday. He was nothing but nice to the people there.

Everyone said he was very nice.

‘Apparently the stuff in the video happened the next day. I knew something had started, but things happen every day in the Cowgate.’

MailOnline has contacted Shia LaBeouf’s representative for comment.

The incident in Edinburgh last week follows a string of controversies that have cast the troubled actor in a bad light in recent years, with him being arrested six times and accused of sexual abuse by his ex-partner.

Shia will next star in Francis Ford Coppola’s new film Megalopolis, which is out September 27 and premiered at the Cannes Film Festival in May.

The renowned film director, 85, previously admitted that he deliberately included “cancelled” actors in the film, but later confirmed his decision.

The controversial group of actors includes Shia, who was public accused of assaulting ex-girlfriends in 2020, as well as Jon Voight and Dustin Hoffman.

Francis himself also came under fire after being accused of unprofessional behavior and kissing women on set.

Shia is in Scotland while his wife Mia Goth is filming the upcoming Frankenstein movie. The pair have been spotted in Edinburgh and Glasgow this past week (pictured in May)

Shia will next star in Francis Ford Coppola’s new film Megalopolis, with the famed film director, 85, previously admitting he deliberately cast ‘cancelled’ actors in the film (pictured in May)

He told Rolling Stone In an interview published Sunday, he said he wanted the diverse and divided group “to all work on one movie together.”

“I didn’t want us to be portrayed as a woke Hollywood production that just lectures the viewers,” he said.

The cast consists of people who have been canceled at some point.

“There were people who were arch-conservative and others who were extremely politically progressive,” he said. “But we were all working together on one film. I thought that was interesting.”

Francis also explained that he wanted the film to “start a conversation” and encourage people to “really look at the reasons why this country is so divided right now.”

The director then shared what he appreciates about each of the “cancelled” stars, who have at one point been involved in news-making controversies.

His film’s controversial cast includes Shia LaBeouf and Jon Voight. Coppola explained that he wanted the diverse and divided group to “all work together on one movie” (pictured in May)

Tahliah Barnet, better known as FKA Twigs, filed a lawsuit against Shia in 2020, alleging that her ex had subjected her to “relentless” sexual abuse, physical abuse, and emotional abuse.

Megalopolis, which stars the aforementioned actors as well as Giancarlo Esposito, Grace VanderWaal and Chloe Fineman, is a Roman epic set in a fictional modern-day America.

The logline for the upcoming sci-fi drama reads: “The city of New Rome is the central conflict between Cesar Catilina (Driver), a brilliant artist who advocates a utopian future, and the greedy mayor Franklyn Cicero (Esposito). Caught between them is Julia Cicero (Emmanuel), her loyalties divided between her father and her lover.”