Filmmaker faces seven charges — including fraud and money laundering — following arrest for misappropriating streaming ...

Netflix wants its money back. Five years after wiring $11 million to director Carl Erik Rinsch for a sci-fi series that never ...

Netflix may never see the $11M the streamer & the feds say Carl Rinsch owes them, but they will see the director in court ...

Director Carl Erik Rinsch was indicted by federal prosecutors on Tuesday for defrauding Netflix out of $11 million, money he received to produce a science fiction TV series but instead spent on ...

Carl Rinsch allegedly defrauded Netflix of $11 million intended for a series that was never finished. Arrested in West Hollywood, he faces trial in New York.

The director transferred “the funds he received through a number of different bank accounts before consolidating them in a ...

The Justice Department has charged Carl Erik Rinsch, the director of 47 Ronin who struck a deal with Netflix to make a sci-fi series he never delivered, for defrauding the company out of $11 million.

Netflix eventually wrote off the $55 million investment in late 2020. Now, it wants that bonus $11 million back. That may be ...

Carl Erik Rinsch — perhaps best known for directing the film “47 Ronin" — has been charged with wire fraud and money laundering over what federal prosecutors allege was a scheme to defraud the ...

Director Carl Erik Rinsch attends New Directors’ Showcase In Los Angeles on Sept. 23, 2015. (Getty Images) Rinsch, 47, whose credits also include several short films and commercial ads, had been hired ...

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.

Carl Erik Rinsch, perhaps best known for directing ... It is unclear if Rinsch has hired an attorney. Netflix declined to comment. Prosecutors said Netflix had initially paid about $44 million ...