Dave Franco, 'Together' Advocate Slams literary suit of Alison Bree

Behind the team Alison Breie And Dave franco film “Together“A copyright is pushing back on the trial, saying that the film” is not the same from far away “, saying that the film” is not the same “,Better half,

“Simultaneously” was a hit in Sunndans in January, which was reported to Neon $ 17 million. It is ready to be Released in theaters On 30 July.

Manufacturer of “Better Half” Lawsed on In May, it was a “clear repoff” of his film claiming that “together” he claimed that Bree and Franco were introduced in 2020 and which was rejected by his agent. Both projects include a couple that is physically affixed to each other through a mysterious force.

Vadi's lawyers received in May 21 letter, obtained by DiversityAttorney Nicholas Jumpol argued that “simultaneously” was built independently and that no similarities are normal and subject to copyright protection.

“Your customer is not the owner of this concept,” Jumpol wrote. “Neither do our customers do. This is an unsafe idea, one that is before all our customers and has been discovered in many films, television shows and other fictional works.”

Jumpol argued that both films watch the idea in very different ways. “Better half” is light and humor, he said, while “together” is a supernatural “body horler” thriller.

He wrote, “Together 'almost in every way is contrary to' better half '.”

He also said that “simultaneously” screenwriter Michael Shanex completed a draft and registered it with WGA in 2019 – “Better Half” was introduced to Breie and Franco's agent a year ago in WME.

“Before your customer ever presented a script to WME, Mr. Shanex had already written most of the elements that your customer has now accused of stealing him,” Jumpool wrote. “The simple truth is that any of our customers did not copy anything from 'Better Half'.”

“Better Half” was released in 2023, by writer-director Patrick Henry Fale. The producers, Jess Jacqueline and Charles Bile participated in the sundays and “together” in the shocking silence, their worst dreams came out, “his trial accused.

“After the scene, the scene confirmed that the defendants not only took 'Stock Idea' or 'Scene a Fair', but stole every unique aspect of the 'Better Half' copyright expression,” the suit alleged.

Among other similarities, the suit notes that both films refer to Spice Girls and Plato's seminar.

Jumpool replied that such references are not surprising – the first album of Spice Girls included the song “2b1” – and this coincidence is unsafe.

Plainy's lawyer Daniel Miller said that in response to Jampol's letter on June 9, “boundaries on ridiculous borders” claim.

Miller also argued that both films have equally similar sequences, in which the heroes are involved in the genitals and have to hide outside the bathroom with a romantic interest.

“we are confident
The expression, ”Miller wrote.

Miller sought evidence to support the claims of independent construction, including the WGA and the subsequent draft registered screenplay drafts.

Miller said in a statement, “In this case the defendants have done their best to explain the unexplained, but the evidence speaks for themselves.” Diversity“It is explaining that he has refused to share the former script registered in 2019. We are ready to share with the court why there is no appreciated explanation for the staggering equality between these two tasks.”

In his letter, Jumpol urged the plaintiff to prosecute, warning that if they carry forward it, the defendants would demand compensation for their lawyers' fees.

“Accusing people of copyright violations – especially those who have dedicated their lives to create original works and performances – should not be done lightly,” Jumpol wrote. “This is especially true when the work is clearly disagreeing as these.”

Jumpol refused to comment, as was done by Neon and WME spokespersons. Spokespersons of Franco, Breie and Shanx did not respond to the remarks request.