According to the precepts of Uncle Scrooge
Disney Studios are beginning to resemble one of their most famous animated characters. To the dismay of movie fans, Walt Disney's empire is gradually turning into the fabulously wealthy but insanely tight-fisted Scrooge McDuck. This is evidenced by the unpleasant story surrounding the recently published teaser of the game remake of the famous cartoon "Aladdin".“It’s very strange that in the first clip of Aladdin the words that I and my colleagues wrote for the original cartoon were heard, - said one of the screenwriters of the 1992 animated hit Terry Rossio on his twitter. -Disney did not pay a cent to us or to the authors of other cartoons, based on which remakes are now being filmed. We didn't even get a free ticket to Disneyland. ” According to Rossio, animated films do not fall under the rules of the Writers Guild of America, and therefore the authors of their stories cannot claim compensation for the use of their work. Most Disney animated films had standard copyright transfer contracts that simply did not provide for royalties should a feature film ever be made based on the cartoon. After the official announcement of the new version of "Aladdin", Terry asked the management of Disney to provide his family with tickets to Disneyland, but the Walt Disney Corporation refused him.  The premiere of "Aladdin" will take place on May 23, 2019. The Topic of Article: According to the precepts of Uncle Scrooge. |
