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Zac Efron s girlfriend Vanessa Valladares joins actor as he films Netflix series in Melbourne
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An Aussie Filmmaker Is Suing Zac Efron For Allegedly Stealing His Show
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Aussie film-maker claims Netflix stole his idea and used it to make documentary with Zac Efron
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The opening frames from Down to Earth With Zac Efron series on Netflix. Mr Waddell said his show, made with production partner Whitney Smith, was about sustainability, environment and traditional cultures around the world. The Netflix version has Efron travelling the world in search of the secrets to good health, long life, and a higher level of eco-consciousness.to find healthy, sustainable ways to live . Mr Waddell pitched his pilot and concept from late 2017 into 2018 hoping for backing to finance a full series. We re not trying to throw Netflix under the bus here. We just want creative credit and royalties that might be due, and to cover my legal fees, Mr Waddell told the Herald Sun from New York.
Australian model and filmmaker Ben Waddell claims Netflix stole his idea for Zac Efron s Down to Earth documentary series.
Waddell said the eco-travel show, now filming its second season in Australia, is an almost exact copy of the concept he shopped around the US in 2018.
American producers balked at the idea because they wanted a celebrity as the host, and Waddell returned to Australia to shoot a local version.
Then suddenly Efron s show appeared on the streaming platform last year without him even realising it was in production. I was sitting on my couch during lockdown and turned on Netflix and it was trending as the second-biggest show in the US, he told Daily Mail Australia from New York.