Amber Heard has filed a lawsuit against the producers of film London Fields over the filming of explicit sex scenes with her body double.

In 2016, it was reported that the actor was being sued by producer Christopher Hanley for $10 million over allegations that she conspired with the director, Matthew Cullen, to remove some of the nudity and sexually explicit scenes from the film, an adaptation of Martin Amis’ novel of the same name.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Heard is now countersuing Hanley and his wife Roberta, the film’s screenwriter. She alleges that the “lascivious and sexually exploitative couple” violated a “nudity rider” included in her contract by shooting footage after she had finished filming, without her knowledge or consent.

Heard’s lawyer says that the footage, featured in a producer’s cut of the film, was edited so as to leave audiences “with the distinct impression that it was Heard” in the scene.

Amber Heard sues producer over explicit body-double sex scenes