Making backroom deals to cheat Jackson out of his paycheck, even destroying evidence to hide the fact.

Typical jew shit, like always.

In 2005, director Peter Jackson and his production company, Wingnut Films, sued ⁠New Line Cinema over accounting irregularities and unpaid profit participation on The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring. The high-profile legal dispute centered around gross-profit participation. ⁠New Line Cinema shortchanged him and his co-writers on revenue from DVD sales, video games, and merchandising. The core grievances and developments of the lawsuit included the studio miscalculating profits by utilizing favorable licensing deals with affiliated companies rather than testing the open market. In 2007, a judge fined ⁠New Line Cinema $125,000 for haphazardly searching for relevant records and the deletion of studio emails.