| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The studio, which snapped up the screen rights to E.L. James' spicy best-seller for $5 million, insisted Smash's film infringed on Universal's copyrights, particularly since the parody used the title and character names from James' book, as well as many salient plot points.Stuart Wall of Smash did himself no favors by telling L.A. Weekly, Since they are going to make a mains
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