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- Posted July 22, 2010
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Hotel claims film crew walked out on $37K bill

PONTIAC (AP) -- The Townsend Hotel in Birmingham says it was stiffed by a film company that left town without paying nearly $37,000 in food, lodging and services.
A lawsuit filed in Oakland County Circuit Court by the Townsend claims it provided Little Murder Productions and Arizona-based Mind in Motion Entertainment with an open account last year when the independent film production crew was filming "Little Murder," a thriller set in New Orleans, post-Hurricane Katrina.
Those named in the suit include Peter "Gaga" Antonjevic; actress Lake Bell; actors Carey Elwes and Josh Lucas; Ryan Ansell, an investor; and Tim Gendreau, Mind in Motion president.
The Detroit News says company officials could not immediately be reached for comment and a telephone listing in Detroit was disconnected.
Published: Thu, Jul 22, 2010
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