"JK Rowling is incredibly litigious. She even sued fans, hugeboys who published A Harry Potter Dictionary. She would, I'm pretty certain, bring the rain to anyone who tried to rip off her product and this isn't parody, this is outright theft trying to wrap itself in the parody defense.... (etc. etc.)
This goes way past parody.... "
It would be an issue if they were trying to make money off of it, but they're not at all. The videos are free, the cast recording will be free (hell, the original production was a benefit)- they're not making a cent on this. At this point, how is it ANY different from fan fiction or Potter Puppet Pals or the like?
If Rowling or the legal people at her disposal saw something they objected to, they would've done something about it two months ago when it debuted.
"...everyone finally shut up, and the audience could enjoy the beginning of the Anatevka Pogram in peace."
Updated On: 8/13/09 at 12:17 PM