Spurlock sued for $40m over super size profits

'Super size me' director and star Morgan Spurlock is being sued for a staggering $40m (€31m) by a company which claims he's failed to share the film's profits with them, despite signing a contract promising a 25% share.

Cast Iron Partners told the New York Supreme Court on Wednesday they gave Spurlock office space and business advice for the hit fast food documentary in 2002, in return for a share in Spurlock's company, which made the Oscar-nominated movie.