Gerard Butler takes legal action against Olympus Has Fallen producers

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UPDATED with Nu Image statement: Nu Image, one of the defendants in Gerard Butler’s lawsuit alleging he is owed profits over the 2013 action film Olympus has Fallen, has responded to last week’s action.

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Olympus Has Fallen.Deadline reports that the suit was filed Friday (July 30) in Los Angeles Superior Court, with allegations of fraud, breach of contract, breach of the implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing, and intentional interference with contractual relations and accounting pinned against the film’s producers.The filing claims that Nu Image and Millennium Films “understated their own receipts and profits by over $11million, including by failing to report approximately $8million in

Gerard Butler is reportedly suing the producers of his hit film Olympus Has Fallen and claims he is owed at least £7.9 million in profits. The Scottish actor plays Secret Service agent Mike Banning who foils high stake terrorist plots in the action-packed film series, which has raked in around £122m at the Box Office.

According to Variety, the lawsuit alleges that the producers had undervalued domestic and foreign receipts by tens of millions of dollars.

obtained by Variety, Butler claims the producer Nu Age/Millennium Films had underestimated the domestic and foreign receipts for the hit action film by “tens of millions of dollars” and had also failed to report $8 million that was paid to the production company’s own executives.