Pirates of the Caribbean writer is sued
One of the most sought-after Hollywood screenwriters, Terry Rossio, has been named a defendant in a lawsuit filed against him in the Los Angeles Supreme Court by Dodie Gold Management. This is reported by The Hollywood Reporter. The claim states that Rossio did not pay the agency all the amounts due, according to its contract,. The agreement was in force from 2002 to 2013, during which time Dodie Gold Management brokered negotiations for the client's participation in many popular Hollywood movie projects, including several episodes of Pirates of the Caribbean, the Lone Ranger movies, Deja Vu and others. The latter's script was sold to Rossio and his partners for $ 5 million in one of the most lucrative deals of its kind in Hollywood history. Exactly what amount is required by the plaintiff is not specified, it is only stated that, according to the terms of the agreement, he had to pay at least 10 percent of his earnings. Recall that, in addition to the movies already mentioned, Rossio was the author of the script for such movies as "National Treasure: Book of Secrets", "Zorro's Mask", "Shrek" and "Treasure Planet" cartoons. He also participated in the creation of the script for the fifth part of "Pirates of the Caribbean". The Topic of Article: Pirates of the Caribbean writer is sued. |
