The suit accused Mr. Polanski of giving a minor alcohol before sexually assaulting her. A lawyer for the director said on Wednesday that the case was settled over the summer but gave no details.

Roman Polanski, the Oscar-winning director and French fugitive, settled an underage rape case that was set to head to trial in 2025.

Director Roman Polanski has settled a lawsuit over an alleged rape of a minor in 1973, avoiding a trial in the United States that was scheduled for 2025.

Roman Polanski will no longer go on trial in Los Angeles in an alleged 1973 rape of an underage girl after lawyers on both sides reached a settlement.

The civil lawsuit brought against Roman Polanski that alleged child rape will not go to trial next year. The parties have reached an unspecified settlement deal.

Director Roman Polanski will not face trial in Los Angeles for his alleged rape of a minor in 1973. The news comes from French news agency Agence France-Presse (AFP) (via The Hollywood Reporter), which quotes Polanski’s lawyer,

The case was "settled in the summer to the parties' mutual satisfaction and has now been formally dismissed," news agency Agence France-Presse quoted his lawyer as saying.

A suit against Roman Polanski over the alleged rape of a minor in 1973 has been settled, both sides say. He fled the U.S. decades ago after admitting to the statutory rape of a 13-year-old.

Roman Polanski, who was accused of "childhood sexual assault" in 1973 by victim Jane Doe, settled a lawsuit earlier this summer, according to his legal team.

Roman Polanski won't be going on trial next year after all. The lawsuit, launched last year by a Jane Doe plaintiff who accused the filmmaker of raping her when she was underage, has been settled "to the parties’ mutual satisfaction,