The Governors Daughter

6 May 2011 5:11 AM, PDT | WENN | See recent WENN news »

Actor Glenn Plummer has been hit with a lawsuit for allegedly pulling out of a film at the last minute.

Plummer, best known for small roles in Speed andShowgirls, is being sued by movie worker Lawyer Henderson over accusations he dropped out of starring in The Governor's Daughters.

Henderson claims he paid Plummer for the role and covered his travel expenses, suffering damages amounting to $50,000 (£31,250), according to a lawsuit filed last week (ends15May11) in Georgia and obtained by TMZ.com.

*A lawsuit has been filed against Glenn Plummer by a man claiming the paid the actor to star in his movie, only to see him drop out at the last minute.
According to the documents filed last week in Georgia, Lawyer Henderson claims Plummer dropped out of a movie he was making titled “The Governor’s Daughters.”
Lawyer alleges he paid Plummer for his role, shelled out travel expenses, and suffered damages to the tune of $50,000.
Ironically, Lawyer is representing himself in the lawsuit.

Glenn Plummer -- Sued by a Guy Named Lawyer

5/16/2011 12:00 AM PDT by TMZ Staff

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"Showgirls" star Glenn Plummer got slapped with a lawsuit from a guy who should know a lot about courtroom action ... because his name is Lawyer Henderson.



According to a lawsuit filed in Georgia last week, Plummer screwed over Lawyer when, at the last minute, he dropped out of a movie Lawyer was making called "The Governor's Daughters."


Lawyer alleges he paid Plummer for his role, shelled out travel expenses, and suffered damages to the tune of $50,000. Not shockingly ... Lawyer is representing himself in the lawsuit. on july 15 filming of the movie continued as Diamond Princess Million$ Woman ( Quwanda Mccoy) hit the set on yesterday as the mistress gotta say this movie has some real life scenes and will be a hit.  .Fans  disjointedness  caused them to believe they could have made a better choice for the role ,  being that he is not that big of a draw . However the movie will go on as scheduled  and to you Mr Plummer try and keep your promises if ya wanna keep your fans. The Atlanta i spy spoke to actress Quwanda McCoy after her first shoot of the movie she was very relaxed and comfortable with her part.  Miss McCoy has starred in Tyler Perry productions as well as the Fighting Temptations & Stomp The Yard , The actress plays the girlfriend in many of her roles and Is The Sister To rap mogul GUCCI Mane who seems to be taking the title as the Peoples King CEO Gucci Mane Is Quite the businessman adding new talent and businesses to his resume seems to work well for him as you know many rapper set themselves up by adding talent to their company to continue the revenue flow. Miss McCoy Is also preparing for a new T.V Pilot "Diamond Girls" a reality show which will air in 2012 the program will consist of Women who are sisters of rap stars. if all goes well the show is set to start shooting soon and will air on nation television network as a Comcast Infinity Television 2012.

quietly made history at MJQ with a quick in-and-out for Sloppy Second’s fifth anniversary party Saturday, July 9. After being released from jail where he was serving time for probation violation after pushing a woman out of a moving car, the trap rap staple was the main draw for the monthly bastion of dance club hedonism before heading over to his proper coming home party at Life Night Club later in the evening. At MJQ Klever, Tamara Sky, Heroes x Villains, Sofa King and Taradactyl were all stacked on the bill; although Klever’s return to MJQ after nearly three years was enough to guarantee a sell-out. Having Playboy model Tamara Sky spinning tunes didn’t hurt either. Adding Gucci Mane to the bill only pushed the spectacle over the top.

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• Gucci Mane at MJQ

On a typical Saturday, most folks wait ‘til the midnight hour before showing up at MJQ. But this weekend, a line snaked out the door and across the parking lot before 10 p.m. as Gucci’s presence was in the air long before he was even in the neighborhood.

Gucci Mane strolled onto the stage amid a posse of thugs that was too deep to count shortly after midnight. The instant he stepped forward, the crowd surged, threw hands in the air and moved to the thunderous bass swells that rattled the room, courtesy of Heroes x Villains.

,  After Gucci had left the building. seeing that his swift departure wasn't a deterrent, and no one seemed to be upset about it. and  the line still stretched across the parking lot. Those waiting to get inside were chattering about missing the show, but they still moved forward, handed over $20 and disappeared down the ramp. Inside, Klever was working the room into a frenzy as Sloppy Seconds raged on to finish the night out leaving the crowed hype as usual Gucci Mane fans are just happy to see him. Gucci Mane seems to be hitting more city's and reaching out to his fans everywhere , however Atlanta is still very blessed to have many of these celebrity's at the reach of a phone call. Atlanta has became the melting pot for many industry workers 

From the top Gucci launched into Gimpmode’s remix of “Heavy” (aka “Emalkay — Heavy Fabrication Refix”), which plucked a whole lot of heartstrings in the house.Matthew “Gimpmode” Fox had completed his dub step remix just a few months before he died in May. Gucci’s rapping to it on Saturday night turned into an unprecedented homage.

“Wasted” was followed by a Heroes x Villains remix of “Lemonade,” but the song was cut short when a woman at the front of the stage passed out presumably of heat exhaustion. Her fall caused a bit of a disturbance in the crowd, and at the first sign of anything that resembled trouble, Gucci’s crew pulled him off of the stage and he was gone after just two and-a-half songs. Most people were left scratching their heads, wondering if it was really over. It was, after all, a club show scenario. Most people were expecting three or four songs tops, not a 45-minute set . However the crowd rolled with the superstar and continued to enjoy the night.

(Video by Dustin Townsend)