HBO is being dragged to court docket over a hearth that destroyed a set on a present … as a result of the oldsters who stay subsequent door declare the blaze ruined their houses.

HBO and the star, Mark Ruffalo, are being sued over the Could 2019 hearth that destroyed an upstate New York automobile dealership getting used as a filming location for the miniseries, “I Know This A lot Is True.”

Based on the lawsuit, obtained by TMZ, a handful of parents who say they stay close to the burned down property declare the fireplace uncovered them to dangerous toxins and carcinogens, and broken their houses.

What’s extra, the neighbors say the manufacturing crew and HBO have not executed a lot to scrub up the positioning of the blaze … they are saying it is remained an “uncovered and unabated particles pile, toxin spill and wind-driven mud and gaseous dispersion.”

The neighbors say HBO and Mark, who additionally serves as an government producer are responsible for the fireplace … claiming the movie set was a powder keg as a consequence of kerosene, heating oil and different flammable supplies being saved on the filming location.

Within the docs, the neighbors say they suffered and proceed to endure bodily and emotional accidents … they usually’re looking for tens of millions in damages.