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Eva Green defeats a production firm in a High Court case involving an abandoned film

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Eva Green has prevailed in her High Court dispute with a production company on the demise of a science fiction movie.

The dystopian thriller A Patriot was supposed to star the Casino Royale star in the lead role, however the production fell through in October 2019.

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The 42-year-old later filed a lawsuit against the film’s production firm, claiming that the terms of their contract entitled her to her million-dollar (£810,000) fee.

A counterclaim was filed against Ms. Green by White Lantern Film and their financier SMC Speciality Finance, who claimed that she had jeopardized the independent film’s production and breached the contract.

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Mr Justice Michael Green had been due to give his written ruling on the case on Friday after overseeing a trial in London earlier this year.

Edmund Cullen KC, for Ms Green, previously told the court that the actress had been subjected to a ‘character assassination’, adding it was ‘based on some of the cheapest and nastiest sorts of stereotypes around’.

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