Milla Jovovich is claiming Summit Entertainment didn’t adequately promote her new action-adventure film ‘The Three Musketeers’ in the U.S., according to The Hollywood Reporter. The actress publicly called out the distribution company on October 21, the day the movie hit theaters in America, via Twitter. She said “Are ‘Summit’ promoting it as a family adventure movie? Or are they resting on their laurels from ‘Twilight’ and making no effort? Let me know!”

Jovovich tweeted her discontent as she was flying to Tokyo to attend the Tokyo International Film Festival, where ‘The Three Musketeers’ was serving as the opening movie. She added “I think ‘Summit’ have swept ‘The Three Musketeers, a great family adventure film, under the rug in the U.S. Shame on them. Shame on you ‘Summit.’”

The model-turned-actress, who is married to ‘The Three Musketeers’ director Paul W.S. Anderson, also said Summit is too busy promoting the upcoming fourth installment of ‘The Twilight Saga,’ ‘Breaking Dawn: Part I,’ to promote her film. In response to Jovovich’s accusations, executives have said she’s been busy filming 15 hour days on the upcoming fifth installment of her popular ‘Resident Evil’ series in Canada, and probably didn’t see the ‘Three Musketeers’ campaign.

While ‘The Three Musketeers’ only drew in $2.9 million on its opening day in the U.S., against its reported $80 million budget, Summit executives are upset Jovovich didn’t discuss her concerns with them first before taking to Twitter. “It’s not the right way to behave. If she has a problem then come to the studio and talk about it,” officials added.

Written by: Karen Benardello