Coppola Wins $80 Million in Warner Bros Dispute Over Pinocchio
Francis Ford Coppola secured $80 million including $60 million punitive in his 1995 lawsuit accusing Warner Bros of stealing his Pinocchio screenplay. Warner Bros vows to appeal while Coppola calls for better treatment of creatives and a change in the industry.
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