Louisiana extra hurt in Will Smith movie has lawsuit tossed | Courts
An extra who sued Will Smith’s studio and several Hollywood filmmakers after he was injured on a Louisiana movie set has had his case tossed out by a federal judge.
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An extra who sued Will Smith’s studio and several Hollywood filmmakers after he was injured on a Louisiana movie set has had his case tossed out by a federal judge.
An extra who sued Will Smith’s studio and several Hollywood filmmakers after he was injured on a Louisiana movie set has had his case tossed out by a federal judge.
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