Drexel is а fаmоus thespiаn. Five years agо, Drexel starred in a mоvie directed by Maynard, a famous but difficult movie director. The experience was so bad and they argued so much that Drexel publicly vowed never to work with Maynard again. Last year, Drexel attended a cocktail party hosted by studio executives. At the party, Drexel became clearly intoxicated. In addition, Drexel was on medication for her diagnosed bipolar disorder but had forgotten to take any of her medication the day of the party. Paxton, the President of ACME studios, cornered Drexel at the party late in the evening and asked her to sign a contract for a new adventure movie for $2,000,000. Drexel asked Paxton if Maynard would be directing the movie, and Paxton said, “No. I know you hate working with Maynard. We would never try to team you up with him again.” Without reading the 20-page written contract, Drexel signed it. Later, she discovered that the contract contained a clause which read that Maynard would be directing; if Drexel objected or failed to work with Maynard, Drexel’s compensation would be reduced to $500,000. There was also an integration clause in the contract. Does Drexel have any defenses to performance?
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