'The Morning Show' COVID-19 delay spawns $44M lawsuit against insurer

The production company behind the Apple TV+ series 'The Morning Show' has sued an insurance company for $44 million, over the insurer's failure to pay out for COVID-19 delays in production.The second season of 'The Morning Show' was stalled by a COVID-19 scare in December, just 13 days into filming. While Always Smiling Productions had taken out approximately $125 million in cast coverage and more to cover the shooting location, it seems that the firm didn't receive as much of a payout from the insurer as it wanted.In a lawsuit, reported by The Hollywood Reporter, Always Smiling is suing Chubb National Insurance Company for at least $44 million in costs it has calculated that it believes needs to be paid out. Read more...