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When he's not rocking his favorite Patagonia fleece, Shia LaBeouf can be found performing impersonations of his puppy on Jimmy Kimmel Live. In a recent episode of the late-night show, the actor shared details on his new French bulldog as well as his upcoming role as the controversial tennis player, John McEnroe.

During the interview, LeBeouf talks about taking care of his new pup and goes into details about its rather strange eating habits. For those interested, there's also a demonstration.

Additionally, LeBeouf drops some insights into his recent performance art project in which he lived alone in a Finnish cabin while his activities were recorded and displayed at a museum in Helsinki.

Below, the actor speaks further on prepping for the role of McEnroe in the forthcoming movie Borg vs. McEnroe. The feature-length follows the rivalry between the American sportsman and Björn Borg at the 1980 Wimbledon Championships.

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Elsewhere, check out the trailer for Pixar's short film, 'Bao.'

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