If Fiona LeBouf had known that her oldest son was going to become something as big as he had, she would have prepared him better when he was growing up. It was likely that he would have been given better training and taken acting classes at such a young age, despite just what he was going to learn in school as he was growing up. But, she didn't know. Neither his father or his mother had any indication that Logan LeBouf would have grown up and become a famous actor. In fact, up until the age of 15, Logan had wanted to be a chef. (Well, when he was three, he wanted to be a dolphin; at seven, he wanted to become a doctor; and at thirteen, he had wanted to be a writer.) A chef would have been a good idea and, though he was part of local theatre and did participate in his private school programs, but it had never occurred to him that he could have become something with that training and turned into an actor. Sure, would've been a good idea, but it wasn't completely what he wanted to become, at least not at the time.

Instead, he worked himself to the bone with school over the years. His parents had paid for him and his two younger siblings to attend private schools, getting the best education that the could possibly get throughout their years of education. It would have been slightly better if they could have gone to the same one, but Logan's boarding school was a private all-boys school and his younger sister, Courtney, her school was an all-girl private school. That was the start of Logan's pulling away from his family. When he was gone for so long throughout the school year by living all the way in England for his schooling and not being near his family, it had put a slight damper on their entire relationship. There was no way that he was going to let them go, no, but it was something that had caused a wedge to build up between his younger sister and himself. Even when his younger brother, Rhyne, had ended up going to school with him years later, Logan had still become so disconnected with his family at that point, but it was almost a natural thing due to his age, he was just a teenager at the time and it was natural for teenagers to pull away and, though his family knew that, it was still disheartening to experience it.

The good thing was, it didn't last for long. Logan eventually grew out of that part of his life. After he graduated from secondary school, he realized that, in fact, he was meant to be something better, a better son and a better person in general. It only took him ten years to realize it because over that amount of time, he had gone from the sweet little boy that his parents had raised into, well, a nightmare in a way. He had become the type of boy that would talk back without thinking, had a terrible temper that he would release without even being provoked, among other things. He'd become a better person once he realized all that he had become. It wasn't too late, either. He'd over the years began to patch what he'd become with his family and, eventually, attended university in London, even though he could have attended school in Dublin where he was born and raised, but he chose without even thinking about going to the University of London.

And, because he ended up going to school in London, Logan was able to see new doors opening for him. He was a growing part of their theatre department, despite the fact that it wasn't part of his major at the time. He had just had so much experience and was loving the fact that he could do anything and be anything, it was the perfect thing for him. He still had that idea of wanting to become a chef, despite the fact that he was not going to culinary school for some reason, mostly because he wanted to be able to continue his education instead of delving right into the cooking world. Maybe he was just nervous about not being a good fit for something like that. That or he just knew deep down that one day he'd be better at acting than even remotely being good at anything else.

Which was true. Logan, over the years, had stuck with the acting thing and when he was 20 years old, it hit him like a tone of bricks that this was what he wanted to do. It hit him that he wanted to become an actor to a gigantic degree. So, he auditioned... and he auditioned, and he auditioned. He auditioned for commercials, he auditioned for minor parts and he just was never the proper look that they wanted. Logan LeBouf was never the proper look for half the things that he had gone out for until he auditioned for a role on the television mini-series Band of Brothers, where he was finally the correct look that they were looking for when he gained the role of Sgt. Burton 'Pat' Christenson on the mini-series. It was the jumping off point for his career because soon after, he had a role in the film Black Hawk Down. These were the jumping off points for his future in the acting business. Over the years, he had roles in various things, ranging from television spots to television films.

It wasn't until 2008 when he had his very first starring role in the film Wanted that Logan realized what he was getting into with his life. And he loved every minute of it. It needed his attention and it needed everything about him to get into that and to give it his all, to make sure that he was giving everything that he had in him to get where he was going. Logan was part of different films over the years but he felt that, if he were asked, his big break was when he was offered the role of Erik Lehnsherr in the prequel X-Men: First Class. Well, he auditioned and won the role on his own accord and acting abilities. The fact that he was a growing actor really pushed him to go for something in that vein, to the point where Logan was gaining more and more experience in the realm of acting, and the fact that he was going to portray a younger version of a role Sir Ian McKellan played 11 years prior? Oh, how lucky he was, and that was honestly why he was so excited and glad to take the role and to be part of the film itself.

The next year, in 2012, Logan was part of three films that he thought were going to be perfect additions to his career in general. Over the years, he had attempted to become part of indie films and this one was one that he felt was something that he could do without even trying. Another, though, was part of the Alien prequels, so how could he turn that away?! Getting to work with Ridley Scott?! It was perfect. He felt that over the years, he was gaining more and more experience working with actors and directors that had been doing things for such a long time that he was just, well, honored completely to get to work with them because they knew things that Logan himself was still learning.

In 2013, it was a big year for Logan. The only downfall was that one of his films had been pushed back, but the bigger thing was that he was nominated for an Academy Award for his role in 12 Years A Slave, even though he didn't win the award (and never thought he would, anyway), he was proud of himself. He was just going for the golds in everything that he did, too. Logan was just going for it. He was gaining more work and being able to do new things and be parts of a plethora of different films, Logan knew that he was going to be something great one day, even if he ended up always being second best, at least he would be reaching for the stars as he went for these things that he wanted, and without a doubt, he was going for all the things that he could ever want and need in life. His future, too, was something worth looking forward to, too.

That next year, though, ended up being just as grand. First off, he got to perform vocally in the film Frank, where he got to play the lead singer in a band and actually did perform his own songs. That was one of the most fun films he'd ever been part of. There was also the fact that there had been a second remake of the X-Men Films, but this time, Logan had starred alongside the original cast, which had been a completely amazing and epic time of his life, simply because it was a true honor to be able to have them there with them, to get to see their actions and get to see who you're proceeding in the role -- that was exactly how Logan saw it. It was amazing and a huge honor, something that he never dropped from his list of favorite films done thus far in his career. It had also been announced that there would be a third, X-Men: Apocalypse, but would not be released until 2016.

2015 was going to be another big year for Logan Lebouf with a film that he filmed three years prior, Mad Max: Fury Road, where he played the lead of Max Rockatansky, a role that had originally been played by Mel Gibson back in 1980. It was the only film he'd release in 2015, though there would be movies to actually film within the year. Action films had ended up, after a while, to be the type of films that Logan had loved to do the most and would continue to pursue within his career, no matter what.