Talent Agency Wants $1 Million From Late Director Tony Scott For These Hits

When "Top Gun" director Tony Scott jumped to his death off a California bridge last August, he left behind an alleged $1 million in unpaid commissions to his powerhouse talent agency, Creative Artists Agency (CAA).

This week, CAA filed a creditor's claim against Scott's estate in L.A. County Superior Court seeking $1,040,522 — to be exact — in unpaid commissions from several film projects.

CAA says Scott owes the agency a 10 percent cut of his fees (at least) — which aren't cheap.

Here's what Scott made to direct the below films, according to docs obtained by TMZ:

• "Deja Vu"

  "Deja Vu" (2006): $10 million
• "The Taking of Pelham 123" (2009)": $9.5 million
• "Man on Fire" (2004): $8 million
• "Unstoppable" (2010): $4.5 million
• As well as $250,000 for a video game project.

And here's what CAA wants in commissions from Scott's films:

• "Man on Fire": $450,000
• "Deja Vu": $400,000
• "The Taking of Pelham 123": $110,096
• "Unstoppable": $70,426
• And $10,000 for the video game project.

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