Marvel star Scarlett Johansson and the Walt Disney CompanyWe have reached an agreement with the actor “Black Widow”, for breach of contract. brought against the studio in July.

Terms of the deal weren’t disclosed.

“I’m very pleased that we have been able to come to a mutual agreement with Scarlett Johansson regarding ‘Black Widow,” said Disney Studios chairman Alan Bergman in a statement. “We appreciate her contributions to the Marvel Cinematic Universe and look forward to working together on a number of upcoming projects, including Disney’s ‘Tower of Terror.'”

Johansson claimed in the explosive lawsuit that Disney violated Johansson’s contract when it simultaneously released “Black Widow” on Disney+’s streaming service Disney+. Johansson asserted that her film was guaranteed a special theatrical release by the company, while her salary was heavily based on her box-office performance.

Johansson released a statement saying that she is happy that they have overcome their differences. Johansson said, “I am incredibly proud to have worked with you over the years. I also greatly enjoy my creative relationship.” “I look forward to continued collaboration with you in the years ahead.”

Johansson lawyers spent months making barbs about each other. Disney claimed that the actor was guilty of “callous disregard” for the dangers of Covid-19 to the moviegoing publicShe publicly disclosed that she was already paid $20 million to make the movie.

Johansson’s lawyers said Disney’s commentsThey were an attempt to “make her seem like someone she and I both know she’s not.”

The back and forth led to Jamie Lee Curtis’s, Blumhouse star Jason Blum, and Marvel’s “WandaVision” star Elizabeth Olsen coming to Johansson’s defence. The president of Screen Actor’s Guild was even present on Friday slammed Disney for “bullying” Johansson in a public statement.

It’s not known what Johansson was compensated in the settlement. However, it seems that the actress is ready to move on from the lawsuit. Johansson has been confirmed to join Disney in the development of “Tower of Terror”, a remake of Disney’s iconic attraction.