A West Los Angeles Superior Court judge rejected a request by two fraternity brothers to halt the DVD release of the hit spoof movie "Borat." The judge also refused to order the removal of a scene that includes the men, who claim that they were duped into misbehaving on camera. The film "made plaintiffs the objects of ridicule, humiliation, mental anguish, and emotional and physical distress," according to the lawsuit. A trial date for the lawsuit, which seeks unspecified monetary damages, has not been set.
December 13, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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A judge rejected a request by two fraternity brothers to halt the DVD release of the hit spoof movie “Borat.”
West Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Joseph S. Biderman also refused to order the removal of a scene that includes the two men, who claim they had been duped into misbehaving on camera.
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