The Celador Lawsuit; Directing Kids
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We look at the decision in the Celador versus Disney case. What was at issue? How will the decision awarding Celador a $270 million payout affect business in Hollywood? Then, Lance Daly directed a couple of 11-year-olds with no acting experience in his new movie Kisses. The Irish filmmaker wanted kids who were gritty and tough, but the very reason they're so affecting in the film made them a challenge to direct.
Banner image: Kelly O'Neill (L) and Shane Curry (R) star in Kisses
Guests:
- Matthew Belloni: Writer, THR, Esq blog
- Larry Stein: Partner and litigation attorney, Liner Grode Stein...
- Steven A. Marenberg: Partner and litigation attorney, Irell & Manella
- Lance Daly: Director, 'Kisses'
Links:
- Disney Ordered to Pay Damages in 'Millionaire' Suit (New YorkTimes, 7/7/10)
- 'Millionaire' may cost Disney (Los Angeles Times, 6/6/10)
- 'Millionaire' aftermath: Why do studios keep losing lawsuits? (THR, Esq, 6/7/10)
- Final Answer? Disney Must Cough Up $270 Million, Says Jury (Wall Street Journal, 7/8/10)
- List of theaters screening 'Kisses'
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