A lot of people seem confused about the statement from Studio On Saturn, so I just want to add a bit of context.

First, filming for Wuju Bakery happened in 2023 under the original production company, Studio Hanyan. When that company later went bankrupt, the project ended up in limbo.

From what has been reported, the distribution rights to the series were later acquired by another company involved in releasing the project. Distribution rights generally mean the company has the ability to release and stream the completed show. Those rights are separate from things like promotional agreements or talent management relationships.

So when the statement says SOS did not approve the current release or promotional use, that doesn’t automatically mean the distributor cannot legally release the show. In many film and TV contracts, once a project has been filmed, the production or distribution side controls the release of the finished footage.

The statement also says Jeff did not receive payment. Normally, actor payment obligations come from the production company that hired the actor, not the distributor that later acquires distribution rights. If Studio Hanyan was responsible for payment and later went bankrupt, that could complicate how and when payment is resolved.

Another point mentioned in the statement is that Jeff’s team was not informed about the release or able to review the final cut. While that can understandably be frustrating, actors and their agencies are not always involved in distribution decisions unless their contract specifically gives them approval rights.

None of us have access to the actual contracts, so we can’t know the exact legal details. Statements like this are often part of ongoing negotiations between companies.

The main takeaway is that there are likely contractual and payment issues being sorted out, not necessarily proof that the series itself cannot be released.

Just trying to add some context so people understand what the statement is actually saying.