‘The Nun’ star sues Warner Bros over alleged ‘rightful share’ of merchandise profits


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Bonnie Aarons has appeared as the frightful demon in a habit in 'The Conjuring 2', 'The Nun' and the upcoming 'The Nun II'. Photos: TNS, Handout

The Nun star Bonnie Aarons is trying to conjure up the money she claims is rightfully hers.

The actor – who has appeared as the frightful demon in a habit in The Conjuring 2, The Nun and the upcoming The Nun II – filed a lawsuit against Warner Bros, New Line Cinema and Scope Productions in Los Angeles for not receiving what she alleges are her “contractually required share of merchandising revenues.”

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