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In April 2011, a lawsuit was filed by a tattoo artist Victor Whitmill against the Warner Bros for a film called ‘The Hangover Part 2’ for the copyright infringement. As per the movie, Stu (Ed Helms) wakes up in a hotel in Bangkok after a night of debauchery with a face tattoo exactly similar to Mike Tyson’s face tattoo. Whitmill claimed this as a copyrighted work as that tattoo design was specifically designed for Mike and that Warner Bros had no right to put his work in the film. If both parties wouldn’t come to any agreement then the face tattoo would have been digitally deleted from Stu’s face and this would affect the launch of the movie. Finally, Warner Bros. settled the case of Whitmill’s for an undisclosed claim sum. (Rudie Obias, 2013)
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