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Actor Files $77 Million Lawsuit Against Tyler Perry and Lionsgate


Christmas Day Incident Alleged During "Boo! A Madea Halloween" Production


An actor from the 2016 film "Boo! A Madea Halloween" has filed a $77 million lawsuit against producer Tyler Perry and studio Lionsgate. The legal complaint, filed on Christmas Day 2025, alleges a sexual assault occurred on set. This lawsuit represents a significant legal challenge for the prominent filmmaker and the entertainment giant.


Details of the On
  • Set Assault Allegations


The plaintiff, whose identity is currently protected, claims the assault happened during the production of the popular comedy. The suit outlines a series of events leading to the alleged incident, though specific details from the filing have not been fully disclosed to the public. The case is expected to draw intense scrutiny to the working conditions on Perry's famously fast

  • paced film sets.


    • Tyler Perry's Legal Team Calls Suit a "Failed Money Grab"


    In a swift and forceful response, a lawyer for Tyler Perry has vehemently denied the allegations. The attorney characterized the lawsuit as a "failed money grab," suggesting the legal action is without merit and motivated by financial gain rather than a pursuit of justice. This sets the stage for a contentious legal battle between the parties involved.



    • The lawsuit seeks $77 million in damages.

    • The alleged incident is said to have occurred on the set of "Boo! A Madea Halloween."

    • Tyler Perry's legal representation has dismissed the claims as baseless.


    Potential Fallout for the Madea Franchise


    This high

  • profile lawsuit could have implications for the future of Tyler Perry's Madea franchise, a highly successful series of films and plays. Lionsgate, as the distributing studio, is also named in the suit, potentially affecting its business relationship with one of its most profitable creative partners. The entertainment industry will be closely watching the legal proceedings as they develop.