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Whoopi Goldberg Tried To Ban One Of Her Flops From Hitting Theaters
SlashFilmStory by staff@slashfilm.com (Jeremy Smith)
scrn logline
Whoopi Goldberg tried to block one of her own box office bombs from hitting theaters, sparking a legal battle with the studio
beat sheet
- Goldberg sued the studio in a last-ditch effort to stop the release of the critically panned film, which she felt didn't meet her standards
- Despite Goldberg's high-profile name and clout, the studio ultimately prevailed and the movie was released, going on to bomb at the box office
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Whoopi Goldberg