‘Moana’ has her origins questioned at trial where man says his surfer boy led to the Disney hit
Lawyers for a New Mexico writer and animator will say at closing arguments at his federal trial in Los Angeles on Monday that his work was stolen to create the Walt Disney Co.’s 2016 hit about a questing Polynesian princess, whose sequel was among the biggest hits of last year.
Illustration from Buck Woodall's business plan for an animated "Bucky the Surfer Boy" feature movie. (U.S. Court filings) ...
On Monday, a Los Angeles jury ruled in Disney's favor, stating that the company and the primary creators of Moana, John ...
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A jury has determined that Moana creators knew nothing about a fellow Hawaii set & Polynesian demigods featuring idea & did ...
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Disney cleared of plagiarism in Moana lawsuitA jury in the US quickly and completely rejected a man's claim that Disney's Moana was stolen from his story of a young ...
Was “Moana” based on a boy named Bucky? An attorney argued Monday in closing arguments at a federal trial that a long chain ...
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Moana trial ends in win for DisneyA US jury has rejected a writer's claim that Disney's Moana was stolen from his story of a young surfer in Hawaii. The Los ...
Disney wins the copyright lawsuit regarding Moana, as the jury ruled in their favor, dismissing claims that the film was ...
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