Disney being sued by Evel Knievel’s son over Toy Story 4 “knock off”

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Also Read: Bill Murray Threatened With Lawsuit and 'Eternal Damnation' for Using Doobie Brothers Song in His Golf Shirt AdsThe lawsuit goes on to accuse Disney of instructing cast to not refer to Knievel by name in press interviews even if asked, making a comparison to an interview in which Tom Hanks and Tim Allen told Tony Hale to not refer to his character Forky as a “spork” since the word was also trademarked.Knievel is seeking unspecified damages of more than $300,000, and he’s also accusing

Dominic Patten Senior Editor, Legal & TV CriticEvel Knievel once said that he “would always rather be in the arena fighting than be a spectator.”The legendary stunt rider’s son is clearly taking those words to heart with a new lawsuit against Walt Disney Pictures and Pixar over the Duke Caboom character introduced in last year’s Toy Story 4.“Defendants have used in commerce, and continue to use in commerce, the likeness, reputation, and image of Evel Knievel in the film Toy Story 4 through

LAS VEGAS -- Evel Knievel's son is on a collision course with the Walt Disney Co.

“Toy Story 4” daredevil Duke Caboom may look like an homage to Evel Knievel — but the ambiguously inspired cartoon is now blowing up in the filmmakers’ faces.K&K Promotions, a company which claims rights to the legendary real-life stuntman’s image and likeness, is suing Disney, Pixar and others for their liberal use of Knievel’s persona in the beloved family film, according to a lawsuit filed by attorneys Randall Jones and Ronald DiNicola in US.

“Toy Story 4” character Duke Caboom could go kaboom according to a new lawsuit filed by the alleged owners of Evel Knievel’s likeness.