Carl Erik Rinsch, the director accused of blowing $11 million of Netflix’s money on cars, mattresses, and cryptocurrency, has pleaded not guilty to charges including fraud and money laundering.

Regardless of the verdict, Netflix is experiencing a $55 million case of buyer's remorse from the Carl Rinsch controversy.

Director Carl Erik Rinsch on September 23, 2015 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by John Sciulli/Getty Images for Team One, Saatchi LA) John Sciulli/Getty Images Arrested in the City of Angels ...

Netflix may never see the more than $11 million the streamer & the feds say Carl Rinsch owes them, but they will see the director in court later this year. In a hearing Thursday in federal court NYC ...

Hollywood filmmaker Carl Erik Rinsch, known for directing “47 Ronin”, was arrested Tuesday (March 18) on charges that he swindled $11 million from Netflix for a sci-fi show that never aired ...

This is when peak streaming went boom. In 2018, at the high point of television’s streaming boom, Netflix Inc. NFLX agreed to pay $55 million to a little-known writer and director for a sci-fi ...

The court is set to deliver its verdict on April 4. Filmmaker Carl Erik Rinsch, known for directing "47 Ronin," was arrested in West Hollywood and charged with fraud and money laundering over a failed ...

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Carl Erik Rinsch is a director with a flair for the extraordinary. His debut feature, 47 Ronin, transformed a historical legend into a visually spectacular fantasy epic, blending sword fights with ...