So much by Tom Cruise as those responsible for the last delivery of Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol) They are facing a multi-million dollar lawsuit after a writer claims that the script for this footage is a copy of his script used without permission.
His name is Timothu Patrick McLanahan and in his complaint he claims that Mission Impossible 4 was illegally written and produced. As claimed in the lawsuit, the film script signed by Josh Applebaum, Christopher McQuarrie and Andre Nemec is a copy of Head On, a 1998 work of theirs.
McLanahan notes that he had submitted his work to the William Morris Agency, but they rejected it on the grounds that they could not use the script for a movie. The plaintiff alleges that the agency subsequently put the script up for sale worldwide without his permission. This was acquired by the Creative Artist Agency, who represent Cruise.
When McLanahan saw the film, he realized that his work had been used without permission. As the film grossed approximately $ 700 million at the box office, to which must be added sales on DVD, Blu-Ray and merchandising, which generated approximately $ 1000 billion (734 million euros) and that is what you ask, because it ensures that they have taken advantage of a job that is not theirs.
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