‘could make a B-movie’ without ending her career, her agent told the High Court – as he admitted he urged the actor to walk away from a doomed sci-fi movie and ‘work on a film with Dame ‘. was due to play the lead role in dystopian thriller A Patriot but the multimillion-pound production was abandoned in October 2019.The 42-year-old is now suing production company White Lantern Film, claiming she is entitled to her £810,000 fee for the project despite its cancellation.White Lantern Film is bringing a counterclaim against the French actress, alleging she undermined the independent film’s production, made and had expectations ‘incompatible’ with the movie’s budget.Meanwhile, lawyers for the company and lender SMC Speciality Finance have also claimed Ms Green ‘fraudulently’ claimed to be ready and willing to make the film when she had no intention to do so. Eva Green’s agent Charles Collier (right) said the actor was ‘wrong’ after she claimed that starring in a B-movie ‘could kill [her] career’ During Friday’s hearing, Max Mallin KC suggested that Mr Collier had ‘begged’ Ms Green to work on a film with Dame Judi Dench and an experienced crew, rather than work on A PatriotDuring her evidence on Monday, Max Mallin KC, for the production company, discussed a text message from Ms Green suggesting that the film under executive producer Jake Seal .Ms Green told the court: ‘When an actor has appeared in a B-movie they are labelled as a B-actor, you never get offered quality work ever again.’She added that appearing in such a film ‘could kill my career’.But on Friday, Charles Collier, who has been Ms Green’s agent for 17 years, told the High Court that the former Bond girl was ‘wrong’.’I heard Eva say a B-movie could be the end of her career.
She’s wrong about that… She could make a B-movie,’ he said. Ms Green suggested that the film under executive producer Jake Seal would be a ‘B-s*****-movie'<div class="art-ins mol-factbox floatRHS news" data-version="2" id="mol-7849d1b0-a3e7-11ed-860b-ff49cd079485" website Green 'could make a B-movie' without ending career, says her agent
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