Netflix cancels Nancy Meyers’ new film over budget issues; See details

According to reports, streaming platform Netflix is all set to call off the film presently titled ‘Paris Paramount’ by Nancy Meyers’ because of the clash of opinions over budgets. The budget to cast Scarlett Johansson, Owen Wilson, Penelope Cruz, and Michael Fassbender was coming to be $130 million, which Netflix was agreeing to. However, Meyers wanted to increase it to $150 million, with $80 million that of course goes above the limit and no side is ready to compromise. It has been observed that Netflix will call off the project. The news has upset the fans who were eagerly waiting for the film.
The film would reflect a comedy love story of a filmmaking duo where two filmmakers (writer and director) would fall in love with each other and give some ultimate hits before parting ways. However, soon they get back to avail the benefits of a big project. Its first announcement was made a year ago. Let’s see where the project lands now. This film was somewhere related to Meyers’ real life as she and Charles Shyer were indulged in a love affair besides pairing professionally. They have mutually worked on films like Private Benjamin, Baby Boom, The Parent Trap, and Father of the Bride. After they broke up, Meyers wrote and directed films like What Women Want, Something’s Gotta Give, and The Holiday.

FAQs

1. Who called off the film?
   Netflix
2. What is the name of the film?
   It is presently titled Paris Paramount