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BRUCE WILLIS SUED FOR QUITTING MOVIE

Acting stars Bruce Willis, left, Ashton Kutcher
and Demi Moore in California

Hollywood star Bruce Willis and his production company are being sued in Los Angeles for $4 million for breach of contract.

A lawsuit alleges Willis Brother Films agreed on a contract with three companies to produce the feature film Three Stories About Joan.

The actor was set to star in and direct the movie, it is claimed.

The lawsuit alleges that, on September 29, Willis quit as director without notice in violation of the agreement.

The American action hero is famed for his many blockbuster movies, like the Die Hard series, Pulp Fiction, Sin City and The Sixth Sense.

Phone calls to Willis’ publicist and lawyer were not immediately returned.

Henry Gradstein, attorney for the companies suing Willis, said the courts will resolve the matter. He had no further comment.

The plaintiffs include Foresight Unlimited, Signature Entertainment Group and Three Stories Productions.

Willis, who has appeared in more than 60 films, used to be married to actress Demi Moore and has three daughters.

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