Actress In Anti-Muslim Film May Have Flimsy Copyright Case

By Ryan Davis (October 1, 2012, 9:01 PM EDT) -- An actress who appeared in the anti-Islam film that sparked protests around the world faces an uphill battle as she seeks to block distribution of the film by arguing that it infringes the copyright on her performance, since there is little legal precedent supporting an actor's claim to a copyright interest in a film, attorneys said....

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