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January 5, 2009
Josh Flitter Has Key Role in "The Greatest Game Ever Played"
At age 11, Josh Flitter has landed a solid role as Shia LeBeouf's caddy in "The Greatest Game Ever Played," the true story of a 20-year old amateur golfer who qualified for the US Open in 1913. Josh spent about three months filming in Montreal, Canada. "It was so fun; I got to work with two really great actors," says Josh about LeBeouf and Bill Paxton, the film's director. Josh says it was really interesting to work with some of Hollywood's biggest stars because he got to see what they're like on- and off-screen.
Josh says his friends still treat him the same way but that his other peers ask for his autograph and to recite lines from some of his movies. Carla Flitter, Josh's mom, describes his career as being "surreal and fulfilling."
Source: News Transcript / Josh Flitter
