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Gravier Productions, Inc. et al v. Amazon Content Services, LLC et al
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July 31, 2019
Woody Allen's Claims Over $68M Amazon Deal Trimmed
A New York federal judge on Wednesday found that director Woody Allen can't seek damages over Amazon's publicity of a $68 million, four-film deal the company ditched following the public resurfacing of a molestation allegation against Allen amid the #MeToo movement, though he can still seek damages over the individual films.
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May 06, 2019
Woody Allen Says Amazon Can't Kill Suit Over $68M Deal Nix
Woody Allen shot back Friday at Amazon's move to dismiss parts of his suit claiming the media giant unlawfully backed out of a four-film distribution agreement worth at least $68 million, arguing that at this stage he is allowed to plead multiple, even inconsistent, theories.
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April 12, 2019
Woody Allen Atty Accuses Bezos Of Nixing $68M Movie Deal
Counsel for Woody Allen told a Manhattan federal judge Friday that Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos may have personally signed off on what the filmmaker calls an unlawful move to terminate his $68 million movie contract with the media and retail giant.
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February 07, 2019
Woody Allen Says Amazon Unlawfully Nixed $68M Movie Pact
Amazon.com affiliates unlawfully backed out of a four-film distribution agreement with Woody Allen worth at least $68 million when an old molestation allegation against the filmmaker resurfaced with the rise of the #MeToo movement, according to a lawsuit filed in Manhattan federal court Thursday.