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will be working together again anytime soon, on Fury Road or anything else. ItвЂ™s hard not to think there will be some bad blood on both sides either way, so from my perspective it doesnвЂ™t seem all that likely that Miller and Warner Bros. probably means you can take him off your director wishlist for any and all DC movies in the near future.ДЄs for the likelihood of the Fury Road sequels getting off the ground, it all depends on how quickly this lawsuit will be handled and which way it goes down. However, the fact that Miller is currently engaged in a heated lawsuit with Warner Bros. Per the Sydney Morning Herald, Miller told students at NIDA during a talk he didnвЂ™t know if the sequels would ever happen, but added that heвЂ™s been working on getting a range of scripts ready to shoot in the interim so itвЂ™s not like heвЂ™s sitting idly by. вЂњdestroyedвЂќ the relationship of trust by allegedly refusing to pay Miller his bonus, they were вЂњunable to work together on any future installments.вЂќ WB also claims they merely suggested an alternative ending rather than insisting on it, and that MillerвЂ™s company agreed to fund some of the additional filming in 2013. says Fury Road вЂњsignificantly exceeded the approved budget,вЂќ with the extra costs caused largely by MillerвЂ™s production company.

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Additionally, MillerвЂ™s company notes that WB later approved a plan to shoot new scenes at a cost of $31 million, but that these costs were to be excluded from the final cost of the movie owing to the fact that the reshoots were a necessity borne out of WBвЂ™s meddling. In the court filings, MillerвЂ™s company alleges that WB insisted certain scenes in the script not be shot, with Miller instead directed to add new scenes and a new ending. MillerвЂ™s production company claims that Fury Road came in at a cost of $154.6 million, while Warner Bros. Now, per the Sydney Morning Herald, new court filings shed some light on exactly whatвЂ™s going on, and how this makes Fury Road sequels unlikely to happen. tried to get the lawsuit moved out of Australia, but in November the Aussie Supreme Court ruled that the case would stay Down Under. Warner Bros., meanwhile, claims the film did go over budget, and thus Miller is not entitled to a bonus after all.

alleging that the company reneged on paying him a $7 million bonus for bringing Fury Road in under a budget of $157 million. Last November, George Miller and his production company Kennedy Miller Mitchell filed a suit against Warner Bros.

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