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Tyler Perry takes the stand in copyright lawsuit, Washington Post, 12/4/08
Via Washington Post: Tyler Perry takes the stand in copyright lawsuit:
"Actor-screenwriter Tyler Perry testified in a copyright infringement lawsuit Wednesday that he did not steal material from a woman's play for his blockbuster movie "Diary of a Mad Black Woman."
Donna West is suing Perry in federal court, arguing that he lifted material from a script she wrote titled "Fantasy of a Black Woman," which was based primarily on her own experiences. She wants a jury to award her family all the profits made from Perry's 2005 film, which earned some $50 million.
Perry insisted that his screenplay is an original work, but under questioning by West's attorney, said he did not know whether anyone actually saw him write the script, The Marshall News Messenger reported for its Thursday editions.
Perry's attorney said his client doesn't have an original copy of his script because he sends all his work to the Library of Congress for a copyright. "
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/12/03/AR2008120300676.html?sub=AR
"Actor-screenwriter Tyler Perry testified in a copyright infringement lawsuit Wednesday that he did not steal material from a woman's play for his blockbuster movie "Diary of a Mad Black Woman."
Donna West is suing Perry in federal court, arguing that he lifted material from a script she wrote titled "Fantasy of a Black Woman," which was based primarily on her own experiences. She wants a jury to award her family all the profits made from Perry's 2005 film, which earned some $50 million.
Perry insisted that his screenplay is an original work, but under questioning by West's attorney, said he did not know whether anyone actually saw him write the script, The Marshall News Messenger reported for its Thursday editions.
Perry's attorney said his client doesn't have an original copy of his script because he sends all his work to the Library of Congress for a copyright. "
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/12/03/AR2008120300676.html?sub=AR
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