‘My Son Hunter’ producer accuses first son’s lawyer pal of ‘spying’ on filmmakers

The Hollywood lawyer who’s developing a legal and media strategy for Hunter Biden — and allegedly loaned him more than $2 million to pay his tax debts — was accused Tuesday of “spying” on an independent movie about the scandal-scarred first son and his dad, President Joe Biden.

Phelim McAleer, a producer of “My Son Hunter,” alleged that lawyer Kevin Morris and two associates flew on a private jet to the film’s set in Serbia and claimed to be making a documentary focused on Hunter Biden’s “corruption.”

In a press release, McAleer said Morris and his colleagues were given full access to the set and allowed to interview McAleer, co-producer Ann McElhinney and the cast over several days, including during lengthy dinners.

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