Overview
- Corcoran filed in California federal court, accusing writer-director Damien Leone, producer Phil Falcone and affiliated companies of breaching a profit-sharing agreement.
- She alleges she accepted the then-SAG $100 daily rate in 2015 in exchange for 1% of profits spanning films, licensing, live events and merchandise.
- The suit claims she received roughly $8,300 in intermittent payments after the 2022 sequel and that payments ceased by July 2024 without a proper accounting.
- Additional allegations cite failures to secure required written consent for nudity, unsafe conditions during a notorious sequence and resulting medical issues, and nonconsensual on-set nude photography.
- Leone and Falcone, through counsel, deny the claims and say they will vigorously defend as the franchise’s revenues and licensing have expanded, with reports of around $100 million at the global box office.