oceeded under a different company.

The underlying rights to the movie are a major focus of the lawsuit. Polvino accuses Robbins of cutting her out of the project by acquiring those rights after they expired in 2024. MarVista and Fox later invoked the development as a basis for stating that OLF Productions was in breach of their deal and that they could freely negotiate with Robbins, according to the complaint.

All of Polvino's former partners on the movie now maintain she has no role in the project, the lawsuit says. Polvino  brings this action to recover the money, rights, opportunities, credit, and value that were stripped away; to protect the copyrighted works and chain of title built through years of development; to restore OLF to active status; and to hold each defendant accountable for their respective role in the scheme to take what was not theirs and profit from it as though she and OLF had never been part of it at all,  writes Jacob Struck, a lawyer for the producer, in the filing.