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news.yahoo.com - 6/29/2009
"Old Boy" proceeds despite legal scuffle (Reuters)
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Reuters - Steven Spielberg and Will Smith are moving forward with plans for a remake of "Old Boy" despite a complex, behind-the-scenes rights wrangle involving the Japanese publishers of the original manga and the Korean producers of Park Chan-Wook's 2003 cult hit.
reuters.com - 6/27/2009
Old Boy proceeds despite legal scuffle | Entertainment | Film
— reuters.com — Gavin J . Blair and Park Soo-Mee TOKYO/SEOUL (Hollywood Reporter) - Steven Spielberg and Will Smith are moving forward with plans for a remake of "Old Boy" despite a complex, behind-the-scenes rights wrangle involving the Japanese publishers of the ... Old Boy proceeds despite legal scuffle | Entertainment | ...

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'Oldboy' Remake Goes Forward Despite Legal Issues
getthebigpicture.net - 6/29/2009
'Oldboy' Remake Goes Forward Despite Legal Issues
— getthebigpicture.net — The updating of Oldboy by Steven Spielberg and Will Smith was notorious enough already, but now comes news that the rights to the original film may not even be available. The plans for the remake are still moving forward despite some efforts by Futabasha, the original publisher of ... 'Oldboy' Remake Goes Forward Despite Legal Issues

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Legal Path Cleared For Steven Spielberg & Will Smith To Butcher 'Oldboy'
theplaylist.blogspot.com - 7/1/2009
Legal Path Cleared For Steven Spielberg & Will Smith To Butcher 'Oldboy'
— theplaylist.blogspot.com — We recently celebrated the prospect that pending legal proceedings could potentially hinder the progress of Steven Spielberg and Will Smith 's ridiculous and unnecessary remake of Park Chan-Wook 's " Oldboy " (look, there's just no need for it, let ... Legal Path Cleared For Steven Spielberg & Will Smith To ...

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'Oldboy' Remake Goes Forward Despite Legal Issues
Get The Big Picture — ... was notorious enough already, but now comes news that the rights to the original film may not even be available. The plans for the remake are still moving forward despite some efforts by Futabasha, the original publisher of the manga comic book series on which ...

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