How Cara Delevingne film 'The Climb' collapsed, leaving crew and suppliers unpaid $400,000
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Jake Kanter
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Summary
An investigative report detailing the collapse of the British indie film 'The Climb,' which starred Cara Delevingne as an eco-protester scaling The Shard in London. Despite securing a major star and shooting aerial footage, the production imploded financially, leaving crew members and suppliers owed approximately $400,000. The article explores mismanagement, unpaid debts, and the fallout from the failed production.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledThe Climb's producers spent around three days shooting sweeping aerial shots of London.
Like the tip of a spear thrusting from the London skyline, The Shard has become an appealing landmark for filmmakers over the years.
The Climb, a British indie film that cast Cara Delevingne as a fearless eco-protester who scales Western Europe's tallest building.
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