The use of actor Peter Cushing's likeness in Rogue One, 22 years after his death, is being challenged legally by his friend, in a case which could impact how films use the images of deceased actors.

A legal battle over the digital resurrection of actor Peter Cushing in the Star Wars spin-off film Rogue One has reached the Court of Appeal, with film companies arguing the claim should be dismissed.

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee on set in 1964. The duo made 24 films together - Alamy/Everett Collection Inc Cushing and Lee ...

EXCLUSIVE: Fans of Peter Cushing are in for a Halloween treat, with the iconic Frankenstein star the latest to be resurrected by AI. In Hammer: Heroes, Legends and Monsters, a Sky doc airing in two ...

The BFI announced that Lady Lee, Sir Christopher Lee’s widow, has donated his photographic archive, to the BFI National Archive.

Eight years ago, Peter Cushing was digitally resurrected to appear in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story as Grand Moff Tarkin, which has now prompted a lawsuit against Disney. The lawsuit has been filed by ...

Peter Cushing, born on this day in 1913, was one of the most respected and important actors in the horror and fantasy film genres. To his many fans, the British star, who died in 1994, was known as ...