The film 'Fury' has been gaining quite a bit of momentum recently with the release of its pre-trailer. This movie, about the lives of five soldiers in WWII, has even been getting pre-Oscars buzz and had the critics wondering if Brad Pitt will get his fourth nominations from 'Fury'. But the film's cast drama in the tabloids has been belittling the magnitude of the film's subject matter. Logan Lerman swears that Brad Pitt "tortured" him on set and Shia Labeouf acted as obnoxiously as he has been over the past few years. Because of all of this, Brad Pitt, the head honcho even had to apologize about disturbing the quiet Oxfordshire during the shoot of 'Fury'. What a mess!

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One would think that an ensemble-driven cast, especially one with members of diverse age groups, would bond and learn from each other's talents. Not the 'Fury' cast. In the most recent interview with Interview Magazine, Logan Lerman, the 22-year-old youngster of the cast, spilled the beans on the experience of shooting 'Fury'.

"[Brad Pitt] tortured me. All the guys did. I play the new guy that gets his ass beat in every scene. And these guys tortured me every day on set."

What the torturing included isn't crystal clear, but it looks like there was a fair amount of fratty initiation going on. Hopefully poor Logan Lerman didn't have to drink a whole bottle of soy sauce or anything horrible like that.

He added, "It was kinda like I had Stockholm Syndrome. These guys were so horrible to me at first, and then, after a while, I really respected them. I had a lot of love for them. And I still do. But I still keep in mind that they treated me like shit for a lot of it."

And there are more. Turns out Shia Labeouf was causing all sorts of problems by himself. A source told the Daily Mail, "Shia drove everyone mad on set trying to prove that he was the most dedicated star. He pulled out his own tooth during the first few weeks of filming and then refused to shower for weeks on end so he could better understand how his character would have felt living in the trenches."

Sounds like the guy is a worse version of Daniel Day Lewis. Shia Labeouf soon got himself kicked out from the cast lodgings and found himself staying in a small bed-and-breakfast hotel away from the rest of the cast. Sounds he deserved it though.

The 'Fury' cast drama doesn't end there. Because of the cast and the film production causing a ruckus in a sleepy English Town, Brad Pitt recorded a thank-you-apology to the villagers of Oxfordshire and uploaded on Youtube. And donated £1 million to the town.

Sometimes, money does do the trick. The film is set to be released on November 14, 2014.