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November 10, 2006
South Carolina Frat Members Sue Over Appearances in "Borat"
Two as yet unnamed fraternity members are suing 20 Century Fox and three other companies over what they claim is their unsuspecting appearance in the hit movie Borat. Their attorney, Olivier Taillieu, says "They were induced to agree to participate and were told the name of the fraternity and the name of their school wouldn't be used." Read more here. You may remember Taillieu as one of the participants in the short-lived David E. Kelley 2005 reality show The Law Firm.
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