The production company's evidence includes expletive-filled text messages in which Green called one of the film’s executive producers “evil”, a “devious sociopath” and a “mad man,” and branded a production manager a “moron”.
A lawyer for Eva Green on Thursday accused producers of a collapsed film of trying to damage the performer’s reputation by depicting her as a “diva”.
Production company White Lantern Film is fighting the claim and is countersuing, saying Green made “unreasonable demands” and undermined the production. Hearings in the case opened Thursday at the High Court in London. “This case is designed to paint my client as a diva to win headlines and damage her reputation,” the lawyer said.
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