Scarlett Johansson took home the American Cinematheque Award at the Beverly Hilton earlier this week. The award honours artists in Hollywood who are devoted to their craft and have made significant contribution to motion pictures.&nbsp;

 
At the event, the actress spoke to a leading news website about her upcoming MCU project and the lawsuit with Disney over 'Black Widow' digital release.&nbsp;

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Talking about the lawsuit and all the statements that were fired from both the sides, Johansson said, "I feel mostly very fortunate that nobody will have to go through what I went through and that it’s made, I think, a positive impact in the industry and hopefully for artists and creatives’ lives and livelihood.” She went on to add that she was hopeful that fighting for the proper compensation would allow for a wider conversation about the talent's deal within the streaming war; hoping that her suit would have a long-lasting impact, saying, “It’s an evolving time where there’s this huge sea change happening, and as my daughter [Rose] told me the other day, you can’t make an omelet without breaking some eggs."

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While the settlement details are not out yet, it must have ended on a good note as Johansson will continue working with Disney and is collaborating with the studio on 'The Tower of Terror'. 
Johansson is self-admittedly "already in the thick of it" on 'Terror' and is involved with other Disney projects, including a top-secret MCU work that she will produce.&nbsp;

 
Marvel President Kevin Feige, who was there to honour the actress, said that they have collaborated on "another non-Black Widow-related top-secret Marvel Studio project."

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Scarlett Johansson took home the American Cinematheque Award at the Beverly Hilton earlier this week. The award honours artists in Hollywood who are devoted to their craft and have made significant contribution to motion pictures.

Scarlett Johansson took home the American Cinematheque Award at the Beverly Hilton earlier this week. The award honours artists in Hollywood who are devoted to their craft and have made significant contribution to motion pictures. At the event, the actress spoke to a leading news website about her upcoming MCU project and the lawsuit with Disney over 'Black Widow' digital release. Also read: Jared Leto wants Warner Bros. to release the ‘Suicide Squad’ David Ayer cut Talking about the lawsuit and all the statements that were fired from both the sides, Johansson said, "I feel mostly very fortunate that nobody will have to go through what I went through and that it’s made, I think, a positive impact in the industry and hopefully for artists and creatives’ lives and livelihood.” She went on to add that she was hopeful that fighting for the proper compensation would allow for a wider conversation about the talent's deal within the streaming war; hoping that her suit would have a long-lasting impact, saying, “It’s an evolving time where there’s this huge sea change happening, and as my daughter [Rose] told me the other day, you can’t make an omelet without breaking some eggs." Also read: Ranbir Kapoor starrer crime-drama 'Animal' to release on this date While the settlement details are not out yet, it must have ended on a good note as Johansson will continue working with Disney and is collaborating with the studio on 'The Tower of Terror'. Johansson is self-admittedly "already in the thick of it" on 'Terror' and is involved with other Disney projects, including a top-secret MCU work that she will produce. Marvel President Kevin Feige, who was there to honour the actress, said that they have collaborated on "another non-Black Widow-related top-secret Marvel Studio project." Also read: Photographer Mick Rock, whose images helped define 70s rock dies at 72

Scarlett Johansson is working on 'top secret' Marvel project after feud over 'Black Widow'

Hollywood star Scarlett Johansson and Walt Disney Co have resolved their legal dispute over the release of the film 'Black Widow'. The production company and actress announced in a joint statement, that the matter was resolved, although terms of the settlement were not disclosed.

Earlier this year in July, Johansson&nbsp;sued Disney, accusing the entertainment giant of breaching her contract when the company offered the movie on its subscription streaming service Disney+ at the same time the film was released in theatres. 
 
In her complaint, Johansson alleged that the dual-release strategy for 'Black Widow'&nbsp;had reduced her compensation, which she said was to be based in part on box office receipts from an exclusive run in cinemas.

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Disney had countered at the time that there was "no merit" to the lawsuit and asserted that the studio had complied with terms of Johansson's contract. 
 
The company also said then that Johansson`s lawsuit demonstrated a "callous disregard" for the risks to movie audiences during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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The dispute was closely watched for possible ramifications in Hollywood as media companies seek to build their streaming services by offering premium content to lure in subscribers. 
 
'Black Widow,'&nbsp;&nbsp;released on July 9 in theaters and&nbsp;has grossed more than $378 million in worldwide. The feature also generated about $60 million through streaming purchases in its first 20 days in release, Disney has said. 
 
Johansson played&nbsp;Russian assassin-turned-Avenger superhero in the first and only stand-alone film. Before this, she has already played the role in nine Marvel films before.&nbsp; 
 
"I'm very pleased that we have been able to come to a mutual agreement with Scarlett Johansson regarding 'Black Widow,' " Alan Bergman, content chairman for Disney Studios, said in a statement on Thursday.

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He said the company looked forward to working with Johansson on a "number of upcoming projects," including previously reported plans for her to produce and star in a film based on Disney's 'Tower of Terror'&nbsp;theme park rides. 
 
Johansson said she, too, was happy to have resolved her differences with the company and looked forward to further collaboration. 
 
"I'm incredibly proud of the work we've done together over the years and have greatly enjoyed my creative relationship with the team," her statement said.

(With inputs from agencies)

Hollywood star Scarlett Johansson and Walt Disney Co have resolved their legal dispute over the release of the film 'Black Widow'. The production company and actress announced in a joint statement, that the matter was resolved, although terms of the settlement were not disclosed.

Hollywood star Scarlett Johansson and Walt Disney Co have resolved their legal dispute over the release of the film 'Black Widow'. The production company and actress announced in a joint statement, that the matter was resolved, although terms of the settlement were not disclosed. Earlier this year in July, Johansson sued Disney, accusing the entertainment giant of breaching her contract when the company offered the movie on its subscription streaming service Disney+ at the same time the film was released in theatres. In her complaint, Johansson alleged that the dual-release strategy for 'Black Widow' had reduced her compensation, which she said was to be based in part on box office receipts from an exclusive run in cinemas. Disney CEO weighs in on Scarlett Johansson controversy: Our talent is our most important asset Disney had countered at the time that there was "no merit" to the lawsuit and asserted that the studio had complied with terms of Johansson's contract. The company also said then that Johansson`s lawsuit demonstrated a "callous disregard" for the risks to movie audiences during the COVID-19 pandemic. Elizabeth Olsen backs Scarlett Johansson amid her Disney lawsuit, says she's ‘so tough’ The dispute was closely watched for possible ramifications in Hollywood as media companies seek to build their streaming services by offering premium content to lure in subscribers. 'Black Widow,' released on July 9 in theaters and has grossed more than $378 million in worldwide. The feature also generated about $60 million through streaming purchases in its first 20 days in release, Disney has said. Johansson played Russian assassin-turned-Avenger superhero in the first and only stand-alone film. Before this, she has already played the role in nine Marvel films before. "I'm very pleased that we have been able to come to a mutual agreement with Scarlett Johansson regarding 'Black Widow,' " Alan Bergman, content chairman for Disney Studios, said in a statement on Thursday. Scarlett Johansson’s lawyer slams ‘misogynistic’ Disney after studio seeks to move suit to arbitration He said the company looked forward to working with Johansson on a "number of upcoming projects," including previously reported plans for her to produce and star in a film based on Disney's 'Tower of Terror' theme park rides. Johansson said she, too, was happy to have resolved her differences with the company and looked forward to further collaboration. "I'm incredibly proud of the work we've done together over the years and have greatly enjoyed my creative relationship with the team," her statement said. (With inputs from agencies)

Scarlett Johansson settles dispute with Disney over 'Black Widow' movie

Scarlett Johansson's <a href="http://13.235.153.162/entertainment/hollywood/news-scarlett-johansson-vs-disney-women-in-film-reframe-time%E2%80%99s-up-accuse-the-giant-of-%E2%80%98gendered-character-attack%E2%80%99-401919">legal battle with Disney</a> over 'Black Widow' is not ending soon and now Marvel another star Elizabeth Olsen is backing the star.&nbsp; 
 
Olsen, who is known for playing the powerful&nbsp;Scarlet Witch in the MCU, is the first Marvel star who have talked about the recent controversy. 'I think she's so tough,' Olsen, 32, told Vanity Fair in a joint interview with Jason Sudeikis. 'Literally, when I read that, I was like, 'Good for you, Scarlett.''

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Elizabeth added, “When it comes to actors and their earnings, I mean, that’s just, that’s just all contracts. So it’s either in the contract, or it’s not,” she concluded. 
Sudeikis added of Johansson's lawsuit: 'Well, I mean, it is appropriately bad-ass and on brand.' 
 
For the unversed, Scarlett sued Disney over its decision to release the superhero movie 'Black Widow' on streaming at the same time as in theatres, alleging a breach of contract which cost the star millions of dollars. One of Hollywood's biggest and top-paid stars was entitled to a percentage of box office receipts from the much-anticipated Marvel film, according to a lawsuit filed at Los Angeles Superior Court.

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And recently, &nbsp;Johansson’s lawyers slammed Disney and fired back by accusing the company of trying to <a href="http://13.235.153.162/entertainment/hollywood/news-scarlett-johansson%E2%80%99s-lawyer-slams-%E2%80%98misogynistic%E2%80%99-disney-after-studio-seeks-to-move-suit-to-arbitration-407550">‘hide misconduc</a>t’. 
Responding to the Johansson bombshell lawsuit, that was filed on July 29, Disney filed a request demanding, that the legal battle be moved to arbitration, which would take the issue behind closed doors and out of the public eye.

Scarlett Johansson's legal battle with Disney over 'Black Widow' is not ending soon and now Marvel another star Elizabeth Olsen is backing the star. Olsen, who is known for playing the powerful Scarlet Witch in the MCU, is the first Marvel star who have talked about the recent controversy.

Scarlett Johansson's legal battle with Disney over 'Black Widow' is not ending soon and now Marvel another star Elizabeth Olsen is backing the star. Olsen, who is known for playing the powerful Scarlet Witch in the MCU, is the first Marvel star who have talked about the recent controversy. 'I think she's so tough,' Olsen, 32, told Vanity Fair in a joint interview with Jason Sudeikis. 'Literally, when I read that, I was like, 'Good for you, Scarlett.'' Disney CEO Bob Chapek defends ‘Black Widow’ release format amid Scarlett Johansson lawsuit Elizabeth added, “When it comes to actors and their earnings, I mean, that’s just, that’s just all contracts. So it’s either in the contract, or it’s not,” she concluded. Sudeikis added of Johansson's lawsuit: 'Well, I mean, it is appropriately bad-ass and on brand.' For the unversed, Scarlett sued Disney over its decision to release the superhero movie 'Black Widow' on streaming at the same time as in theatres, alleging a breach of contract which cost the star millions of dollars. One of Hollywood's biggest and top-paid stars was entitled to a percentage of box office receipts from the much-anticipated Marvel film, according to a lawsuit filed at Los Angeles Superior Court. Scarlett Johansson's Black Widow to release in India on Disney Plus Hotstar on this date And recently, Johansson’s lawyers slammed Disney and fired back by accusing the company of trying to ‘hide misconduct’. Responding to the Johansson bombshell lawsuit, that was filed on July 29, Disney filed a request demanding, that the legal battle be moved to arbitration, which would take the issue behind closed doors and out of the public eye.

Elizabeth Olsen backs Scarlett Johansson amid her Disney lawsuit, says she's ‘so tough’