High School Musical Star Sued For $12 Million Over Film Flop
. The movie "Free Style" -- which clearly you probably never saw -- opened in 2009 with Corbin as the star. The movie's financiers filed a lawsuit today in Los Angeles Superior Court against Corbin, Samuel Goldwyn Films -- and many others -- claiming Corbin failed to promote the project as promised. Third Eye Capital and Strative Capital claim Corbin was contractually bound to promote and publicize the film -- but they claim he "refused and failed to perform those services" ... and as a result the flick bombed. How do you define bomb? According to the suit, "Free Style" made $141,108 in just over a month -- and a worldwide total of $1,321,508. The financiers put up more than $8.5 million. Their lawsuit seeks more than $12 million in damages. more on this story
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