Scientology and Walt Disney using other's art works...
roger gonnet
derived from Victor Hugo work.
I've not seen one word reminding the autorship (I saw it years ago, but it
struck me).
Did Disney people believe they were the creators of that scenario, or did they
want to avoid reminding they were not the storytellers?
Scientology uses some artworks to sell better its scam services. I've not seen
scientology reminding who was their author.
Exemple; Impact 48, page 6. Scientology is using M.C.
Escher famous "Night and Day" engraving, but does not ack its authorship.
True enough, Escher was not a scientologist...
But at the end of the page, the usual "copyright" is... copyright c 1993, FSSO.
Therefore we must think that Escher's works are now scientology property!
r
Steve Dufour
roger gonnet wrote:
> Walt Disney had published its "Notre Dame de Paris". The whole
scenario is
> derived from Victor Hugo work.
>
> I've not seen one word reminding the autorship (I saw it years ago,
but it
> struck me).
> Did Disney people believe they were the creators of that scenario, or
did they
> want to avoid reminding they were not the storytellers?
Hi Roger. I've never seen that movie. I guess I should and check out
if they gave credit to M. Hugo or not. Have a nice day. -Steve