Jordon Prince-Wright certainly looked the part of the young upstart making his way in the movie business. Now he faces a lawsuit of $500,000 for the destruction of fake bodies used in one of his films.
“It’s been a very, very challenging film to make so far but what we’re getting is amazing,” he said.
Prince-Wright did not respond to repeated requests for comment about the court action or the status ofCredit:The movie was due to appear last November; the last update posted on Anzac Day stated thatcontacted one of the other executive producers ofwho was not aware of the legal action and said that production of the movie was continuing.
A special effects company has filed a $500,000 lawsuit against the filmmaker behind the film Before Dawn.That’s exactly what happened on September 7, 2021, when Prince-Wright informed Sharp FX that 19 silicone and foam bodies were destroyed in a truck fire while being transported back from Western Australia to the company’s warehouse in Springvale.
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