Scarlett Johansson and Disney stop controversial lawsuit by Black Widow
Johansson said he was "happy" for having solved his "differences with Disney" and was willing to work again with this study in the future.
"I am incredibly proud of the work we have done together over the years and I have enjoyed my creative relationship with her team," said the actress, according to The Hollywood Reporter magazine.
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The president of Disney Studios, Alan Bergman, was also satisfied by the end of this controversy and very media denouncing, and exalted "Johansson's contribution" to the success of Marvel's cinematographic universe (MCU).
For now, the figures and terms of the agreement have not been announced.
The keys to the demand of Scarlett Johansson to Disney
Double Oscar nominated by "Jojo Rabbit" (2019) and "Marriage Story" (2019), Johansson sued Disney at the end of July for the simultaneous premiere in cinemas and Disney+ of "Black Widow", something that, in his opinion,He harmed her economically.
According to the actress and producer of this tape, an important part of her salary depended on the income at the box office and that is why Marvel had started the promise that this tape could only be seen on the big screen.
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The lawsuit added that "Disney intentionally induced the breach of Marvel contract, without justification, with the aim of preventing Johansson from obtaining the total benefits of his agreement with Marvel".
Disney responded hard to Johansson and said that this demand for breach of contract had no "foundation".
"This complaint is especially sad and distressing in its cruel indifference to the horrible, prolonged and global effects of the Coronavirus pandemic," he said.
"Disney has fully fulfilled Johansson's contract.Moreover, the premiere of 'Black Widow' in Disney+ with premium access has significantly expanded its ability to earn additional compensation above the 20 million dollars it has received to date, "he added.
