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A German court on Wednesday heard a Harvard University professor's claim that the writer and director of "The Day After Tomorrow" plagiarized his book. Ubaldo DiBenedetto alleges that Roland Emmerich's film stole parts of his 1993 novel "Polar Day 9," written under the pseudonym Kyle Donner. He claims the book and movie feature similar characters and similar scenes of an Arctic research station and of Americans fleeing over the Mexican border.
June 17, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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