From lukeisback.com



Kramer was doing drugs in his car during the shoot. He tried to extort money from the movie (made for four times McKai's normal budget).

A source writes: "I hear that more and more members of the production staff are attempting to get in on the gravy train of kick backs. Employees that have been the system the longest have learned the treacherous habits of those before them and will stop at nearly nothing to get their piece of the pie. If they only knew how closely they are being watched by the "group". If they aren't sweating yet, they will be...they will be..."

Kramer denied this to his higher-ups at LFP. He says that McKai didn't spend his budget and offered him a bribe.

I asked McKai for comment. He didn't have any. I emailed Kramer.

Kramer is LFP's Head of Production. He's Eon McKai's boss.

At the end of the shoot, Kramer expected an envelope of cash. He said he had to be paid in cash. McKai got in a huge fight with Kramer on-set in front of about 30 people. McKai claimed that Kramer hadn't been an A.D. That Eon hadn't had an A.D. the whole shoot.

The whole set united against Kramer. Mark got paid in cash enclosed in Swindle magazine. But he was screamed at for not being an A.D. while taking an A.D.'s money.