Right of publicity case involving Aretha Franklin
From a Reuters story:
Producer Alan Elliott obtained rights to the footage from Warner Brothers Studios that required separate permission from Franklin, which has not been granted, according to court papers.
"The unauthorized public release of the film 'Amazing Grace' will violate Ms. Franklin's rights to publicity, right to the use of her name and likeness, constitutes an invasion of privacy
link: http://in.mobile.reuters.com/article/idINKCN0R502720150905?irpc=932
Producer Alan Elliott obtained rights to the footage from Warner Brothers Studios that required separate permission from Franklin, which has not been granted, according to court papers.
"The unauthorized public release of the film 'Amazing Grace' will violate Ms. Franklin's rights to publicity, right to the use of her name and likeness, constitutes an invasion of privacy
link: http://in.mobile.reuters.com/article/idINKCN0R502720150905?irpc=932
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