The claim of two Stamford, Conn. men that the Wayans brothers stole their idea for a screenplay and turned it into the 2004 film "White Chicks," failed recently when a U.S. District Judge granted summary judgment to the defendants, finding no copyright infringement or breach of contract.
June 25, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The Wayans brothers are well-known comic actors whose work ranges from the 1990s skit show “In Living Color,” to their own sitcom on the old WB network, to starring roles in box office hits such as “Scary Movie.”
But you’ll forgive John and Jason Coppola and Mario Pittore of Stamford if they aren’t among the Wayans’ adoring fans.
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