They asked, he said no. They didn't release him from his contract.
They asked again, he said no. They still didn't release him from his contract.
They did it anyway without his knowledge and against his will despite asking him twice prior. Of course he's pissed at the director.
Doesn't matter - he signed a contract. First Amendment + contract law = literally no case.
At the very least it matters from an ethics standpoint.
People really need to stop using legality to undercut discussions of ethics.
When you file a fucking lawsuit, it's a question of legality. Never mind the fact that actors in cuck porn don't have much of a leg to stand on as it relates to ethics.
And the issue of legality will be settled in court.
But that doesn't change whether or not it's also a question of ethics. Which it clearly is.
Not as it relates to the lawsuit, which is the entire reason we're discussing it. ---
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