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Rebel Wilson is named in court papers as allegedly involved in creating smear websites targeting producers of her film The Deb, amid a defamation lawsuit; a deposition suggests a PR executive claimed Wilson wanted such sites, though her lawyers say there is no direct evidence she approved them and the claims are disputed.
A leaked recording shows Rebel Wilson’s crisis PR firm discussing the creation of anonymous smear websites that accuse The Deb producer Amanda Ghost of sex trafficking, a plan tied to Wilson’s legal feud with Ghost and involving top industry PR shop The Agency Group; Ghost’s lawyer says the evidence supports the allegations, while Wilson and others deny involvement.
A Los Angeles judge dismissed six of Rebel Wilson’s fraud claims against The Deb producers for lack of specific details, while allowing discovery to continue into anonymous websites allegedly targeting producer Amanda Ghost. The ruling marks a major setback for Wilson as the defamation/financial dispute over the film proceeds, with remaining claims and ongoing investigations into conduct and misrepresentations potentially shaping future claims.
Rebel Wilson is accused of using US court proceedings to harass and intimidate Charlotte MacInnes, the lead actor of her film The Deb, amid ongoing legal battles involving contract disputes, defamation, and allegations of misconduct, with courts in Australia and the US involved in various legal actions.
A legal dispute has emerged involving Rebel Wilson, who is accused of orchestrating a smear campaign against producer Amanda Ghost related to the film 'The Deb.' Ghost filed a defamation lawsuit claiming Wilson and her publicist spread false and damaging information, including allegations of sex trafficking, as part of a broader legal battle over the film and related accusations of harassment and interference.
Rebel Wilson's directorial debut, The Deb, will close the Toronto Film Festival on September 15 despite her claims of being blocked by executive producers due to reported misconduct. Meanwhile, David Gordon Green's Nutcrackers, starring Ben Stiller, will open the festival on September 5. The controversy has led to a defamation lawsuit against Wilson by the producers.
The Toronto International Film Festival will open with Ben Stiller's "Nutcrackers" and close with Rebel Wilson's directorial debut "The Deb." Wilson is currently involved in a legal dispute with producers over the film, accusing them of embezzlement and sabotage, while they claim she is making unreasonable demands. The festival runs from September 5-15 and will feature a variety of films, including works by Ron Howard and Marielle Heller.