WILLIS FACING LAWSUIT OVER MOVIE ‘WALK OUT’
BRUCE WILLIS is facing legal action from movie bosses who have accused the star of walking out on a recent film project.
The Pulp Fiction star is being sued by executives at a film company who claim he signed a $200,000 (£137,000) deal to direct new picture Three Stories About Joan, starring Owen Wilson and Camilla Belle, but quit during filming.
Executives at production firm Foresight Unlimited filed papers at Los Angeles Superior Court on Friday (27Feb09) accusing Willis and his company, Willis Brother Films, of breach of contract.
The papers state: "Willis abruptly and without notice terminated his services as director for personal reasons and walked off the set." The plaintiffs, which include Foresight Unlimited, Signature Entertainment Group, and Three Stories Productions, are seeking $4 million (£2.75 million) in damages.
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