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Greenwood Accuses Universal of Song Theft
9 Feb
Summary
- Jonny Greenwood claims Universal used Phantom Thread music without permission.
- A song from the film was licensed for Melania Trump's documentary.
- Greenwood and Anderson demand the song's removal from the film.
Jonny Greenwood and director Paul Thomas Anderson have formally accused Universal of breaching Greenwood's composer agreement. The alleged violation concerns the licensing of a song from their film "Phantom Thread." "Barbara Rose," a musical piece composed by Radiohead guitarist Greenwood for the film, was reportedly included in Melania Trump's documentary.
This unauthorized use of the music has prompted a strong reaction from the artists. They have issued a statement demanding the song's immediate removal from the documentary. The action highlights concerns over intellectual property rights and proper licensing procedures within the film industry.
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