Skyler Gisondo states a girl was expected to do his hair and makeup for a motion picture — however wound up playing masseuse and messing up his body … so now, he’s taking legal action against.
The star is taking hairdresser Lori Guidroz to court for what he declares was basic carelessness on her part throughout the making of P.T. Anderson‘s “Licorice Pizza” — in which Skyler plays a rather considerable function, Alana Haim‘s short-lived on-screen partner early on in the flick.
According to court docs, acquired by TMZ, Skyler declares while Lori was dealing with his makeup — despite the fact that she has a hair credit for the film — she provided him a massage at one point, which he states wound up triggering him serious neck injuries.
SG does not get more particular about how she may have rubbed him up — or what exactly took place to his neck — however at any rate, he declares Lori was unlicensed and should not have actually done it … ’cause he required considerable treatment in the after-effects.
Skyler likewise keeps in mind in his match that he’s suffered beyond simply the discomfort here — declaring he’s lost incomes and part of his capability to work due to the fact that of what Lori apparently did. SG likewise declares he’s suffered the loss of usage of home, plus home damage … however does not use any information on what that indicates. He’s looking for offsetting damages based upon evidence he states he can use.
FWIW … Lori is a quite huge offer in the hair world — she’s done ‘dos for a variety of A-list stars throughout the years, consisting of Ben Stiller, Orlando Bloom, David Bowie and others.
Presumably, that might imply he’s roping the studio and/or the director into this too.
We’ve connected to Lori’s associate for remark … up until now, no word back.