Superman 2025 Director James Gunn Slams White House and Donald Trump with $1 Billion Lawsuit Over Alleged Copyright Infringement

In a shocking turn of events, acclaimed director James Gunn has filed a lawsuit against the White House and former President Donald Trump, seeking $1 billion in damages for alleged copyright infringement related to the poster design of his upcoming film, Superman 2025.

According to the lawsuit, Gunn claims that the White House and Trump used a design for a promotional poster that bears striking similarities to the official artwork for the Superman 2025 movie without obtaining proper permission or licensing.

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The lawsuit, filed in a federal court, accuses the defendants of willful copyright infringement and seeks damages for the alleged unauthorized use of the Superman 2025 poster design.

Gunn’s legal team argues that the use of the design constitutes a serious infringement on their client’s intellectual property rights, and that the damages sought are a reflection of the significant financial impact this alleged infringement could have on the film’s marketing and branding.

Representatives for the White House and Trump have yet to comment on the lawsuit, leaving many to wonder about the merits of the claim and the potential outcome of this high-profile case.

The Superman 2025 movie, directed by James Gunn, is highly anticipated by fans worldwide, and this lawsuit adds an unexpected layer of complexity to the film’s pre-release buzz.

As the case unfolds, it will be closely watched by industry insiders and fans alike, given the significant stakes involved and the potential implications for intellectual property rights in the entertainment industry.