Three years after its completion, “London Fields,” which has been mired in fights between its director Matthew Cullen and its 20 or more producers, and lawsuits between the producers and the film’s ...
Amber Heard has resolved all legal disputes with the holders of the rights to “London Fields,” the 2015 film starring her and ex-husband Johnny Depp, clearing the path for the film to be released.
Director Mathew Cullen and other inside sources reveal what really happened to this Amber Heard drama that spent three years in legal purgatory. By Eriq Gardner Former Legal Editor-at-Large “This is ...
London Fields is a noir film directed by Matthew Cullins based on the famous 1989 novel of the same name by Martin Amis. The thriller film was released in 1999 and explores fatalism, and sexual ...
After being pulled from TIFF in 2015 and numerous legal battles among the director, the producers, and Heard, "London Fields" is finally gearing up for release. The road to release for Mathew Cullen’s ...
The Amber Heard-starring adaptation of Martin Amis’ 1989 novel is one of the worst critical and box office bombs ever. “London Fields” opened in 613 North American theaters on October 26, over three ...
Amber Heard claims she is the victim of sexploitation due to the alleged unauthorized use of a nude body double in the film London Fields Writer-Reporter, PEOPLE Amber Heard claims she is the victim ...
The lawsuits aren’t all over, but Aquaman star Amber Heard is out of the legal waters surrounding London Fields. Almost three years after the Matthew Cullen-directed pic was to debut at the Toronto ...
The producers of the movie — whose stars include Johnny Depp and Billy Bob Thornton — blast the decision to yank the film as "ill-considered" and say director Matthew Cullin "can't deal with the fact" ...
The aggressively awful “London Fields” is, once again, proof that not every successful novel should become a movie. Especially if it’s going to wind up as tedious and pretentious as director Mathew ...
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