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7 ago 2005 · Image courtesy of Shutterstock. Claim: Sophia Stewart won a large judgment in a copyright infringement suit over authorship of the film The Matrix. Rating: False. About this rating. The Matrix...
4 ott 2021 · By Samantha Putterman October 5, 2021. No, a woman didn’t win a $2.5 billion ‘Matrix’ lawsuit over copyright infringement. If Your Time is short. The lawsuit is real and Sophia Stewart, a...
22 nov 2013 · For 10 years, the story of Sophia Stewart winning a court case for basing "The Matrix" off of her copyrighted screen treatment has continuously cropped up on the web, but court documents show...
21 ott 2022 · Stewart did not receive anything, much less $2.5 billion, from the lawsuit. The claim about her lawsuit appeared in an Instagram post on October 20, 2022. It opened: Sophia Stewart wrote books in the 70's that were stolen from her by Warner Bros. (Terminator 1-4 and The Matrix 1&2!
14 giu 2005 · Plaintiff Sophia Stewart is a screenwriter who works under the pseudonyms Zenia Kavala and Sonya Stewart. Stewart's complaint alleges that, on or about May 1, 1981, she created a six-page screen treatment titled "The Third Eye," which was a "scientific account of futuristic life."
Fact Check: Sophia Stewart Did NOT Win $2.5 Billion Lawsuit Over Ideas For Terminator, Matrix Movies. No Cash Payout. Did Sophia Stewart win a $2.5 billion lawsuit against Warner Bros., Twentieth Century Fox and other Hollywood filmmakers for stealing ideas from her manuscripts to make "The Terminator" and "The Matrix" movies? No, that's not ...
31 lug 2005 · Stewart’s story seemed particularly credible because she is a real person who filed a real case. “Sophia Stewart is David against Goliath,” says Turner, and she represents African...
