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Michael Douglas gave his ex-wife $45 million in their divorce. 10 years later she sued for half of what he earned playing Gordon Gekko again.
Her case rested on one word. The deal gave Diandra half the proceeds from any "spin-off" of films he made in their 23-year marriage. In this 2010 Good Morning America report, lawyers explain the difference with Happy Days and Joanie Loves Chachi.
The case for Diandra: she was his wife when Gekko won him the Oscar, and he signed the deal. Her lawyer said Douglas was "seeking to shirk his financial responsibility."
The case for Michael: she had already taken $45 million. His side says the deal never covered a sequel nobody saw coming in 2000. His lawyer told the court, "She's not Mrs. Michael Douglas."
A Manhattan judge sent the fight to California in 2010 without ruling on who was right. I'd blame the word more than either of them. If a deal pays you for future work, define that work in writing.
Should an ex-wife get half of a sequel made 10 years after the divorce, if the character was born while they were married?
Answer: you never go in that house again
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The idea that someone I love sat at home reviewing surveillance footage to build a case against me is terrifying. How am I ever supposed to walk into their house again knowing I am being evaluated on camera like an employee on a performance plan?
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Learn to have a loose grip on the world, on people, on possessions. Everything is temporary. And maybe that’s exactly what makes being here so precious. Hold gratitude tightly, but everything else gently. Enjoy the chapter without demanding that it become the entire book.















