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| The scene in the movie 'Mad Max: Fury Road'. (Warner Bros.) |
Reported by Movie Web, Monday (16/4/2018) director George Miller has just cast a demand to Warner Bros.. He claims that the studio owes him US $ 7 million or about Rp 96.4 billion.
The money was issued by George Miller in order to deliver Mad Max to the cost of filming of US $ 157 million. However, both parties have different figures in terms of production costs.
George Miller's film production company filed a lawsuit against the Supreme Court of New South Wales (NSW) in Australia. Mad Max's director also claims that Warner Bros has been humble, easy to insult, and criticized.
Destroying Cooperation Relationships
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| Directed by George Miller as director Mad Max: Fury Road. (Warner Bros.) |
The studio's behavior is reportedly destroying their cooperative relationship. In fact, the scenario Mad Max 5 and Mad Max 6 is ready to undergo the process of filming. This dispute ultimately led to the obstruction of the Mad Max: Fury Road sequel.
The studio and production company owned by George Miller can not even agree on where this court case will be held. The NSW Supreme Court ruled at the end of last year that the case must be heard in Australia, although Warner Bros. pleads to be held in California.
Ready to Make
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| Mad Max movie scene: Fury Road. (doc Warner Bros.) |
Speaking to the students at the National Institute for Dramatic Art (NIDA) last week, George Miller was asked about the development of the Mad Max sequel: Fury Road. The director just said that the movie is ready to be made and he is reluctant to say more.
Mad Max: Fury Road earned a positive rating and made a big profit since it was released in 2015. The film earned 10 Academy Award nominations for the Oscars. Given this case, it is not known how the fate of Mad Max 5 and 6.
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