Hollywood-January 31, 2023

Hollywood star Eva Green, who is suing my company, said

Producing and financing to get her paid for an unfinished film that she was supposed to star in, she is not going to make a "second-rate film" that destroys her career while making successful films is her "curriculum".

The French actress, who starred in films including "Casino Royale" from the James Bond film series, is suing the White Lantern Films production company and S.M. M.C-Specialty Finance Financial Services for the amount of one million dollars says that it is a fee owed by both companies to her after the collapse of the Independent Film Production Project "patriot", in which she was scheduled to star.

The production company filed a counterclaim against Green, accusing her of violating the terms of the contract. The company accused Green of failing the science fiction film before it entered production in late 2019, and said that Green had never intended for this film to be released.

Giving evidence at the High Court in London, 42-year-old Green said she was concerned that the film's production team was taking a lax approach, citing the reduction in the duration of her stunt training from four weeks to five days.

She added that the script of the film was one of the best she had read and that she "fell in love with this story". "It was very interesting ... a role of a soldier that I had never played before ... it was about climate change, and it was very dear to my heart,"she told the court.

Lawyers for White Lantern, in papers filed by her, said that Green made unreasonable requests about the cast, filming locations and equipment.

They pointed to WhatsApp messages in which Green described one producer as a "fucking idiot" who should be fired and another as a "villain". She also described the film's financiers as" fools "and some of the suggested people in the cast as"damn deceivers".