Rumours Around Star Hero ‘Finance’
A major celebrity recently created a film starring a young hero and is heavily marketing it. However, one may notice that the film is actually affiliated with a top Film Production Studio, despite the fact that that worldwide production house received little publicity. But there's a catch.
The international Studio is claimed to have financed this project on a 'interest' basis, in which the major star will borrow money at a reduced interest rate and then sell the streaming rights to their own platforms at a bargain. However, the huge star is claimed to have urged the studio to forget about the streaming rights after seeing the output and result. As a result, the studio demanded 'principal' and 'interest' payments from the hero in exchange for the funds they provided.
On paper, the budget appears to be rather large, yet the hero is believed to have only spent half of it on the film. However, the hero's team is claimed to be preparing to show some loss throughout the project in order to avoid paying at least a quarter of the total finance. Because the actor is such a renowned name, the studio does not want to go to court because it will inflict 'image damage' for both parties.
The international Studio is claimed to have financed this project on a 'interest' basis, in which the major star will borrow money at a reduced interest rate and then sell the streaming rights to their own platforms at a bargain. However, the huge star is claimed to have urged the studio to forget about the streaming rights after seeing the output and result. As a result, the studio demanded 'principal' and 'interest' payments from the hero in exchange for the funds they provided.
On paper, the budget appears to be rather large, yet the hero is believed to have only spent half of it on the film. However, the hero's team is claimed to be preparing to show some loss throughout the project in order to avoid paying at least a quarter of the total finance. Because the actor is such a renowned name, the studio does not want to go to court because it will inflict 'image damage' for both parties.