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Universal once sued Nintendo over Donkey Kong — now they’re making a DK movie together
In 1983, Universal sued Nintendo, claiming Donkey Kong infringed on its King Kong trademark. Nintendo’s attorney (and future board member,) Howard Lincoln, had to enlist the help of attorney John Kirby for his record of winning big cases, and it paid off big. Universal’s claims that Donkey Kong could be confused with King Kong fell on deaf ears.
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Where do Universal movies go when they're ready to stream?All the shifting around described above still technically falls within the Pay-1 window for Universal movies. The studio doesn’t have any one specific Pay-2 partner; after the 18-month Pay-1 period, ...
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EXCLUSIVE: Universal Pictures International’s EVP and Manager Director Niels Swinkels will now add President, International ...
It looks like we might be getting a third Wicked movie. A new rumor making the rounds suggests Universal Pictures is already ...
Articles about Universal Pictures, the studio that turned Hollywood into a playground for monster movies and historical epics, proving that nightmares and nostalgia sell.
Universal’s animated movies have been massive hits on Netflix, and now the streamer is looking to replicate that success with Universal Pictures and Focus Features live-action films.
Filings released this month by Universal Pictures reveal that "the budget has been exceeded" for Wicked as its costs soared to $455.8 million (£364.4 million) by February 26 last year.
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