'Obsession' Producer Claims She Was Shut Out of Profits in Breach-of-Contract Suit

Leonora Ann Darby, an executive producer on Curry Barker's "Obsession," sued two of her fellow producers Monday, alleging she was cut out of her share of the horror movie's profits after they reneged on an agreement. Per the lawsuit, which was filed in California state court, James Harris and Mark Lane, the co-founders of Tea Shop Productions, agreed to treat her as an equal producer, but was allegedly shut out of "Obsession's" net profit participation, despite her work "rescu[ing]" the movie. "This action arises from a seven-year pattern of unequal treatment and broken . . .