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Imagine seeing yourself in a movie. Except you're a cartoon, and you're there by virtue of alleged intellectual property theft. That's what New Jersey dentist Dennis Sternberg says happened to him in 2003, when the movie "Finding Nemo" was released. In a suit filed in San Francisco federal court, Sternberg alleges that he wrote "Peanut Butter the Jellyfish," a story involving fish, a diving dentist and a character named "Nemo," and pitched it to the Walt Disney Co. in 1996.
August 24, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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