Producer Leonora Ann Darby has filed a lawsuit against James Harris and Mark Lane, alleging they reneged on profit-sharing promises for the film 'Obsession.' Darby claims she was instrumental in "rescuing" the film's cut and that the producers failed to uphold their compensation agreements after the movie achieved significant commercial success.
The legal action centers on Darby's contributions to the Curry Barker feature, which became a notable hit. She asserts that despite her crucial role in finalizing the film, Harris and Lane have excluded her from the profits she was reportedly promised.
Producer Sues 'Obsession' Team Over Alleged Profit Exclusion
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