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Netflix Hit With $105 Million Suit After Losing Copy of Nicolas Cage WWII Film

Netflix faces a $105 million lawsuit after a hard drive containing an unreleased World War II film starring Nicolas Cage was stolen from its office.

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The story so far

The production entity behind the film alleges that the hard drive containing the movie was taken directly from a Netflix office. The lawsuit, filed for $105 million, centers on the alleged security failure that resulted in the theft of the film's master files.

Legal proceedings are now underway as the producer seeks damages for the loss of the asset. The specific circumstances surrounding the physical security breach and how the drive was removed from the office remain part of the active court filings.

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The obvious questions

What is the name of the missing movie?

The unreleased film is a World War II espionage project titled 'Fortitude'.

How much money is being sought in the lawsuit?

The producer is suing Netflix for $105 million.

Where did the alleged theft occur?

The hard drive was reportedly stolen from a Netflix office.

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