Producer sues Netflix for $105 million over stolen Nicolas Cage movie
Most outlets led with the claim that a producer is suing Netflix for $105 million after an unreleased Nicolas Cage film was stolen from Netflix’s Los Angeles office. The Business Recorder emphasized that the lawsuit alleges a copy was stolen from the streaming service’s studios, while the Daily Times highlighted the claim that an unencrypted copy was mishandled, leading to the theft. Both excerpts frame the lawsuit as centered on the theft and financial damages, with no additional framing or emphasis noted.
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Netflix sued for $105m over stolen Nicolas Cage film
A producer is suing Netflix for $105 million, alleging an unreleased Nicolas Cage film was stolen from its Hollywood studios.
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Netflix faces $105 million lawsuit over Nicolas Cage film theft
Netflix is facing a $105 million lawsuit after filmmakers claimed the company mishandled an unreleased Nicolas Cage film, allowing an unencrypted copy to be stolen from its Los Angeles office. Writer-producer Simon Afram and his company, Op-Fortitude, filed the lawsuit in a California federal court, arguing that the incident has severely damaged the film’s commercial […]
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Producer sues Netflix for $105 million over missing Nicolas Cage movie
LOS ANGELES: A movie producer is seeking $105 million in damages from Netflix after he says a copy of his unreleased Nicolas Cage movie was stolen from the streaming service’s studios in Hollywood. Attorneys for producer Simon Afram said in a lawsuit filed on Wednesday in California that the filmmakers had delivered an unencrypted master copy of the World War II drama “Fortitude” to Netflix i...
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Producer sues Netflix for $105 million over missing Nicolas Cage movie
Simon Afram claims unencrypted master copy of war drama was stolen from studio drives
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