Rebel Wilson is facing a new lawsuit over her embattled directorial debut, The Deb , with one of the production companies involved claiming she “deliberately undermined” the film’s release, according to The Sydney Morning Herald .

The new suit filed in Australia was brought by AI films, a U.K.-based production company that owns the rights to The Deb alongside Wilson’s Camp Sugar. It’s the latest salvo in a legal battle that kicked off last summer when Wilson accused a group of producers on The Deb — Amanda Ghost, Gregor Cameron, and Vince Holden — of “bad behavior,” including embezzlement and sexually harassing the film’s lead actress, Charlotte MacInnes.

Ghost, Cameron, and Holden have denied these allegations and sued Wilson for defamation in the U.S. MacInnes has re

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