John Urbano: Last News

Justin Timberlake is reportedly facing a lawsuit after a documentary maker claimed the singer breached an agreement over a collaborative film about the making of his 2013 album The 20/20 Experience. Director John Urbano alleged that the Cry Me A River hitmaker recruited him in 2012 to help produce a feature-length film on the making of his third studio album. According to Urbano, the Friends With Benefits actor, 41, was intrigued by the documentary idea at first but following the album’s success, Timberlake lost interest and the film was never released.

Justin Timberlake is facing a new lawsuit froma director who says he was hired to shoot and edit a documentary about his breakthrough album The 20/20 Experience.According to the legal documents obtained by TMZ, John Urbano maintains Timberlake proposed a deal in 2012 where he would share in the profits from the film instead of being paid a normal fee.But in the wake of the massive success of the album, which went onwent on to become the best-selling album of the year,the pop star shelved the project, leaving Urbano without a payday, with the exception of a $20,000 fee that was paid up front. Lawsuit: Justin Timberlake, 41, was slapped with a lawsuit from a director who claims he was hired to shoot and edit a documentary about his breakthrough album The 20/20 ExperienceThe deal portrayed by Urbano leaves him without most of the payment for his services, as long as the documentary remains unreleased.Urbano claims in the documents that he filmed Timberlake for a total of 60 days all across the world, and he subsequently spent around 2,500 hours editing the footage that was titled The Making Of The 20/20 Experience.

Justin Timberlake has just discovered that Hell may hath no legal fury like a documentary director scorned.