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Article: Yoko Ono tries to block use of 'Imagine' in film
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- Charleston Daily Mail
- Article date:
- May 22, 2008
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NEW YORK - Yoko Ono wants a judge to imagine a movie challenging
the theory of evolution - but without John Lennon's song "Imagine"
in it.
The film's distributors are fighting to keep it in - and are
urging the judge to act quickly so the movie can yet play a role in
the presidential campaign this fall.
The judge was expected to rule as early as this week on the legal
battle between Lennon's widow and the makers of "Expelled: No
Intelligence Allowed."
Ono sued in state and federal court, accusing the movie's
producers of infringing on the song's copyright by using parts
without her permission.
The movie, which opened on U.S. screens in April and is set for
release in Canada on June 6 and on ...
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