Aarons has been playing the demonic nun Valak for a decade, and she alleges that WB has been holding out on paying her fairly for using her likeness.
, Aarons had found that WB has spent years allegedly shorting her on the profits from merchandising with her face, and she’s taking them to court for breach of contract. WB, along with New Line Cinema and Scope Productions reportedly struck an agreement with Aarons that saw her get paid $71,500 for the originalmovie that hit in 2018. That movie earned $365.
Aarons claims the statements from WB were “inconsistent with the extensive merchandising activities” for her character, and that the studio only provided her “a fraction of the known licenses” on a spreadsheet. Her representatives worked to get better documentation from WB prior to the suit, but it’s claimed that the studio didn’t respond to those requests “substantively.
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