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: Entertainment Law UpdateWho owns a play that?s partly improvised?
By Gordon Firemark
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Last week, a colleague asked me the following question:
If an actor improvises lines in a play, and the “author”/director of the play later wishes to write a screenplay which incorporates the actor’s improvised dialogue, does he have to obtain rights to that dialogue? What is the written (or unwritten) rule regarding the incorporation of improvised [...]Full post as published by Entertainment Law Update on December 29, 2009 (boomark / email).
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