Piss off Adrien Brody by buying the Dario Argento movie he doesn't want anyone to see

Dario Argento’s troubled 2009 film Giallo—which premiered at the Edniburgh Film Festival to poor reviews, then found itself “blacklisted” and without a U.S. theatrical release, leading to Argento himself essentially disowning it—now has the added embarrassment of being sued by its star, Adrien Brody, who claims that he was never paid for his work. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Brody first threatened to leave the film when he realized that the film was underfunded and that the producers couldn’t afford his $640,000 salary; he was convinced to stay with a contract stipulation granting him the “absolute right to withhold consent to the use of his likeness” until he got his check, which Brody was promised would come from a new influx of funding.