‘Obsession’ Producer Sues Over Alleged Broken Profit Promise After Film Becomes $500M Hit
Darby says Tea Shop cut her out of profits after she rescued the horror hit and helped secure a $16.2 million festival sale.
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Obsession EP Sues Over Promised Profit Participation From Horror Hit
Leonora Ann Darby claims she has been rewarded for saving Obsession by her fellow executive producers ripping her off promised big bucks from the one of the highest grossing horror movie of all time. “This action arises from a seven-year pattern of unequal treatment and broken compensation promises by two older male film producers to a younger female producer whose labor was material to the growth of their company and who rescued their biggest …
‘Obsession’ Producer Claims She Was Shut Out of Profits in Breach-of-Contract Suit
“Ms. Darby has brought serious and substantial claims, supported by a detailed factual record," her attorney, Thomas K. Richards, says The post ‘Obsession’ Producer Claims She Was Shut Out of Profits in Breach-of-Contract Suit appeared first on TheWrap.
‘Obsession’ Producer Files Lawsuit Claiming She Was Cut Out of Profits Despite “Rescuing” Cut
Producers James Harris and Mark Lane are accused by fellow producer Leonora Ann Darby of making compensation promises that they did not keep when the Curry Barker feature became a massive hit.
Producer Claims to Be Cut From Profits
An executive producer on Obsession who allegedly “rescued“ the box office smash hit from a bad edit is suing two fellow producers for cutting her out of her share of the profits. In a lawsuit filed in California state court on Monday, producer Leonora Ann Darby accuses Tea Shop Productions‘ co-founders and her colleagues James The post Producer Claims to Be Cut From Profits appeared first on Los Angeles Weekly Times.
Obsession Lawsuit: Producer Claims to Be Cut From Profits
An executive producer on Obsession who allegedly “rescued“ the box office smash hit from a bad edit is suing two fellow producers for cutting her out of her share of the profits. In a lawsuit filed in California state court on Monday, producer Leonora Ann Darby accuses Tea Shop Productions‘ co-founders and her colleagues James […]
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