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Logan PaulThe corpse hanging in the jungles of Japan was recklessly filmed, in which he signed on to star in the film, and it cost the production company millions … for this, according to a new lawsuit.
Plainless Picture had just filed a lawsuit against YouTuber, claiming that they had struck a deal with him in 2016 to make a movie – featuring Logan as their fictional version – in what was called ‘Airplane Mode’. Modern-trend-setters like the P-L brothers and other social media people.
According to the discs received by TMZ, Plainless claims, they were willing to keep, write and assist in the creation of Flick, the Log Gun star, and agreed to help other influencers, including him, reach onboard. Jack Paul, Juanpa Zureta, Nick Batman, Amanda Cerni And others. The idea was that they would distribute it through YouTube and other social media platforms – through the pages of influencers – through the film market and through a new, revolutionary way of monetizing.
Plainless also says that Google made a 3 million licensing deal for the movie with them – but they claim that Log made a fool of himself in Japan’s A Kighara (otherwise known as “Suicide Forest”), where he hung up and documented. Near death of a man. You know what happened after his end, but according to Plainless, they say that his bone-chilling movie completely destroyed the deal.
Plainless alleges that Log deliberately posted a suicide video knowing he would kill his deal, but he did it anyway. Sure enough, Plainless says that Google tore up their contract … which left them with over million 3 million – which they now say Logan owes them.
