Desperate Housewives case continues

Nicollette Sheridan played Edie Britt in Desperate Housewives Nicollette Sheridan played Edie Britt in Desperate Housewives

A judge has refused to dismiss actress Nicollette Sheridan's lawsuit over the demise of her role in TV drama Desperate Housewives.

City News Service said Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Elizabeth Allen White urged the parties to continue settlement talks but set a new trial for September 10.

A jury was deadlocked 8-4 in favour of Nicollette's claim after a trial last month.

Nicollette sued ABC/Disney and series creator Marc Cherry for six million US dollars (£3.8 million) for wrongful termination after her character, Edie Britt, was killed off in a 2008 episode. She is seeking punitive damages.

The actress claimed her role was eliminated because she complained that Cherry struck her in the head during an on-set dispute.

Cherry said he merely tapped her on the head for artistic direction and the character's death was a creative decision.

Comments(5)

Cowpatrectus says...
10:57pm Wed 18 Apr 12

Wouldn't surprise me, it could be the equivalent of a Desperate Housewives Syndrome in Thorpe Bay! Another Bimbo story in the Echo no doubt..

Cowpatrectus says...
11:00pm Wed 18 Apr 12

Could this be another equivalent of the Desperate Housewives in Thorpe Bay ? I'm sure the American Bimbos would have a great time meeting their counter-parts in Sarfend.

Cowpatrectus says...
11:01pm Wed 18 Apr 12

Could this be another equivalent of the Desperate Housewives in Thorpe Bay ? I'm sure the American Bimbos would have a great time meeting their counter-parts in Sarfend.

Cowpatrectus says...
11:01pm Wed 18 Apr 12

Could this just be another equivalent of the Desperate Housewives in Thorpe Bay? I'm sure the American Bimbos would have a great time meeting their counter-parts in Sarfend.

Cowpatrectus says...
11:03pm Wed 18 Apr 12

Could this just be another equivalent of the Desperate Housewives in Thorpe Bay? I'm sure the American Bimbos would have a great time meeting their counter-parts in Sarfend.

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