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Torrance J. Colvin 7600 Georgia Avenue, NW Suite 100N Washington, DC 20012 Telephone: (202) 688-1300


UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA


\OSCAR COLVIN, JR., an individual, and TORRANCE J. COLVIN, an individual, Plaintiffs v. QUENTIN TARANTINO, an individual, and THE WEINSTEIN COMPANY LLC, a Delaware Limited Liability Company, and COLUMBIA PICTURES, a California Corporation and UNNAMED DOES 1-50. Defendants.


Case No.: 1:15-cv-2250 COMPLAINT FOR DAMAGES


1.! COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT 17 U.S.C. §§ 101, ET SEQ.


2.! ACCOUNTING JURY TRIAL DEMANDED Judge: Hon. Date Action filed: Date set for trial:


PROLOGUE


Quentin Tarentino’s Django Unchained is derived from the copyrighted screenplay


Freedom. We wrote and circulated Freedom. The uniquely original concept of a slave attempting


to rescue his family from a brutal plantation owner was first visualized on a late December evening


in 2001. Jackson Freeman was the protagonist of the plaintiffs’ screenplay Freedom. No Jackson


Freeman, no Django Freeman. Tarantino’s supposedly original screenplay, Django Unchained


was derived from Freedom. The uniquely original premise of Freedom was transformed into a


vehicle that yielded two Academy awards and monstrous profits. Django Unchained has


worldwide revenues approaching half a billion dollars ($500,000,000).


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There are a number of indicators asserted below that link Django Unchained to the


plaintiffs’ Freedom. Jackson Freeman became Django Freeman. Tarantino’s derivation is in


violation of the United States Copyright Act which reserves the right of derivation to the


originators of a copyrightable work. This suit raises the question whether Hollywood insiders can


willfully profit from derivative material. Django Freeman is a derivation of Jackson Freeman.


Django Unchained is a derivation of Freedom. Tarantino, The Weinstein Company and Columbia


Pictures benefited from the copyright infringement of Freedom.


Plaintiffs Oscar Colvin, Jr., and Torrance J. Colvin hereby allege the following:


INTRODUCTORY ALLEGATIONS


1.! Django Unchained has earned revenues exceeding well over four hundred million


dollars ($400,000,000). The movie earned two Academy Awards – one for best supporting actor


and ironically one for best original screenwriting. Before Django Freeman, there was an escaped


slave named Jackson Freeman who desired to purchase his family’s freedom from a malevolent


plantation owner. Before Dr. Schultz, there was Samson, another white man, who would assist


Mr. Freeman in his efforts to rescue his loved one(s) from slavery. Before Django Unchained,


there was Freedom. May Hollywood insiders willfully infringe uniquely original material with


impunity? Quentin Tarantino recognized the promise of Freedom and turned it into a property


that will probably generate over half a billion dollars. But the property was not his.


2.! The underlying idea and its expressions of Freedom were unique. Immediately


after voicing the idea, the plaintiffs embarked on the quixotic journey of writing a screenplay


despite having little to no experience whatsoever. The idea and its expression were so powerful


and unique that plaintiffs were certain there must be a way for Freedom to hit the big screen.


Django Unchained was proof positive that plaintiffs’ certainty was not misplaced. In plaintiffs’


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screenplay Freedom, plaintiff provided the heart, bones and muscles to develop the unique idea


that eventually would be transformed into Django Unchained. Plaintiffs’ Jackson Freeman


became Django Freeman. Simply stated, Quentin Tarantino is an infringer who performed plastic


surgery on Freedom.


3.! Under 17 U.S.C., Section 106 of the Copyright Act, Plaintiffs (and/or


their parents, subsidiaries or affiliates) own the exclusive rights, among others, to reproduce


copies of their copyrighted works, to distribute copies to the public of their copyrighted works, to


publicly perform their copyrighted works, to publicly display their copyrighted works, and to


make derivative works based upon their copyrighted works.


4.! Under 17 U.S.C., Section 106 of the Copyright Act, Plaintiffs (and/or


their parents, subsidiaries or affiliates) also own the exclusive rights to authorize others to


exercise the rights set forth in the preceding paragraph 3.


5.! Neither Plaintiffs nor any other person authorized by Plaintiffs have granted any


license, permission or authorization to Defendants to exercise any of the rights set forth in


paragraphs 3 and 4 or to authorize others to exercise such rights.


6.! This case is about the infringement of the body, structure, theme, and soul of a


unique, original, copyrighted screenplay from a production company and its owners by an


admitted thief. Defendant Quentin Tarantino (“Tarantino”) once stated:


“I steal from every single movie ever made. I love it - if my work has anything it’s that I’m taking this from this and that from that and mixing them together. If people don’t like that, then tough titty, don’t go and see it, alright? I steal from everything. Great artists steal; they don’t do homages.”


If Tarantino is correct, he is truly one of the “greatest” of artists as his theft of Plaintiff’s


screenplay Freedom did not even require much mixing of other works to produce what is


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arguably the highest grossing Afrocentric movie of all time. Yet, when questioned about


having plagiarized his film Reservoir Dogs in an LA Times interview, Tarantino denied


that he plagiarized Reservoir Dogs and instead stated that he never plagiarized, he only


“did homages.” Tarantino cannot keep track whether he steals from other artists or


honors them with his rendition. The bottom line is that with Tarantino you usually get


someone else’s material. The two most iconic scenes in Pulp Fiction (Samuel Jackson’s


biblical pronouncements and Travolta’s needle plunge) were derivative. Freedom’s


heart, bones and muscles permeate Django Unchained. The Plaintiffs’ copyrighted


screenplay led to the greatest revenue producing Afro-centric movie of all time. A movie


with a strong undercurrent about slavery was produced that excluded the originating


authors from any monetary considerations. So far, the defendants have exercised


unfettered control over the Plaintiffs’ work.


7.! Oscar Colvin is a father who responded to a son’s request for movie ideas. His


first suggestion was vetoed as too dark. The second suggestion was a fantasy about an escaped


slave rescuing his family from slavery. This seed grew into Freedom. The gestation of Django


Unchained occurred in a New Hampshire kitchen on a wintry night in 2001. Quentin Tarantino


was not there.


8.! From December 2001 through approximately August 2002, Plaintiffs Oscar


Colvin (hereinafter “O. Colvin”) and T. Colvin developed Freedom to be produced and


distributed about a slave unlike any previous depiction of a slave during the slavery period of the


United States. The underlying premises of Freedom were uniquely original and ultimately


proved Academy Award worthy. An Oscar based on purloined material is now in Tarantino’s


possession.


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9.! Jackson Freeman was born free and then stolen into slavery. Being born free


gave him an edge and hardness which the shackles of slavery could not completely eliminate.


Though he was a slave, he also knew what freedom tasted like. It was a taste that he promised


his wife they would taste together; he would do anything in order to escape from the brutal


clutches of his slave owner and free his family. In this, he had his wife’s blessing. The


protagonist slave was eventually forced to serve the Confederate Army. In camp one evening,


Jackson was brutally beaten by his owner. A fellow Confederate officer was scornful over


Jackson’s owner’s brutality. In the midst of a battle, he was able to escape, but not before


attempting to kill his owner. He immediately fled to the North where he attempted to obtain


employment in order to earn enough to purchase his family out of slavery. He quickly realized


that he would have to work for decades to purchase his family’s freedom. Eventually, he


captured the attention of a white benefactor, who promised to assist the slave in obtaining


freedom for his family, in reward for the slave’s help. The odd couple, consisting of a white man


who treats his black escaped-slave counterpart as an equal, return to the plantation housing the


slave’s family. Upon arriving to the plantation, there is a vicious shootout that occurs when the


slave tries to sneak his family off of the plantation with the benefactor’s help. The soldier kills


the plantation owner in order to save the slave’s life. The slave and his family escape under the


cover of darkness. The screenplay described above is Freedom, written by Plaintiffs O. Colvin


and T. Colvin. The infringement of that screenplay is the derivative Django Unchained, which


was released by defendants The Weinstein Company and Columbia Pictures on December 25,


2012. A mesmerizing beat proved Blurred Lines link to copyright infringement. A slave


returning to the hellish realm of the South to purchase the freedom of his loved one(s) with the


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assistance of a Caucasian in the South is the uniquely original beat that links Django Unchained


to Freedom.


10.! The Colvins developed a rich, vibrant screenplay, articulating unique plotlines,


themes, characters, relationships, settings, scenes, sequences, dialogue, mood, pacing and


fictional inventions for Freedom. Approximately one year later, happy with the final version, T.


Colvin registered it with the Writers Guild of America and then submitted it to various agencies.


It was sent to Creative Artists Agency, care of agent Michael Nilon, where it received positive


coverage. Torrance Colvin eventually went to Los Angeles and met with Mr. Nilon, regarding


the screenplay, with hopes that it would make a starring vehicle for his client, Morris Chestnut.


11.! In addition, through a couple of contacts from law school, trainee Robin Samms


and agent Charles King, T. Colvin submitted Freedom to the William Morris Agency. It also


received coverage there, on or about October 22, 2002. The coverage there indicated several


areas of improvement that were required.


12.! While in town to meet with Michael Nilon in the spring of 2004, T. Colvin met


with Robin Samms and Charles King at WMA. Robin showed T. Colvin around the offices and


while speaking about directors/producers that might be appropriate for Freedom, Robin indicated


that Michael Simpson, an agent at William Morris Agency, represented Quentin Tarantino.


Upon information and belief, the coverage for Freedom may have been requested from Mr.


Simpson’s desk. Plaintiffs surmise that defendant Tarantino had access to one of the agencies’


coverage Freedom. In a block for location, the reviewer marked “Southern”. Is it a coincidence


that during the build up to the release of Django Unchained that Tarantino was advancing the


inanity that he was calling the projected movie a “Southern”?


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13.! Sometime in mid-2004, having received no options or offers regarding the


screenplay, the Colvins placed it on Triggerstreet.com. Over the course of the next year,


it was downloaded dozens of times and received 10 written reviews. The reviews placed


it in the upper echelon of scripts on Triggerstreet.com, as it received a total of 4 out of 5


stars. The comments were extremely constructive and many of the suggested changes are


ones that seem to be embodied in the final version of Django Unchained.


14.! The Colvins’ heart, bones and muscles are the foundation for Django Unchained,


which steals the very story noted above from Freedom, including aspects from notes by coverage


from William and Morris readers and various reviews by readers on Triggerstreet.com. One way


that an infringer will attempt to evade sanctions is by creating differences from the copyrighted


work. Plaintiffs believe that Tarantino recognized the enormous potential of the uniquely


original Freedom and developed the derivative product that debuted almost three years ago.


15.! An original work is the property of its owner. To steal it is a crime of law and


ethics. This industry and, in particular, our system of jurisprudence, has made it very difficult for


owners of truly unique ideas to protect their property rights from Hollywood theft. Tarantino’s


“homages” in this case should not be tolerated. If a jury finds him culpable for his plastic


surgery, he and those that benefited from his theft should be held accountable. This case is a


clarion call for Hollywood to stop making jokes about “stealing” the works of others and to call


out bad actors in this industry the same way the world of sports is starting to do. Cheating is


cheating, in any walk of life and in any manner, and just because one works behind the curtain of


Tinsel Town does not make cheating acceptable or proper, especially for those who have such


great influence over our society.


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16.! The Defendants are high profile players within Hollywood. They have greatly


profited, monetarily and favorable industry recognition, through their derivation of Freedom.


The derivation is a theft of Plaintiffs’ copyrightable material. The theft is exploitative and


unconscionable. The thief and his fellow profiteers should face a jury.


JURISDICTION AND VENUE


17.! This is a civil action for violations of the Copyright Act of 1976, 17 U.S.C. §§


101, et seq. and violations of various related state laws.


18.! This Court has subject matter jurisdiction over these federal questions pursuant to


18 U.S.C. § 1964 and 28 U.S.C. §§ 1331 and 1338.


19.! Venue is proper in this District pursuant to 18 U.S.C. § 1965 and 28 U.S.C. §§


1391(b) and (c) and 1400(a). As herein alleged, this action arises out of willful, intentional, and


unlawful conduct of each of the Defendants, their agents, and/or their employees. They either


conducted or expressly targeted in various judicial districts within the United States and its


territories, including this one, and knew or should have known their actions would lead to the


infliction of substantial harm in this locale and in this judicial district. A substantial part of the


transactions, occurrences, and events giving rise to Plaintiffs’ claims occurred within this judicial


district. Each of the Defendants named herein have minimum contacts with the United States,


this locale, and are therefore subject to nationwide service of process under 18 U.S.C. § 1965(d).


PARTIES


20.! Plaintiff Torrance J. Colvin (hereinafter “Plaintiff” or “T. Colvin”) is the founder


and sole owner of Plaintiff 24k Black. Plaintiff T. Colvin is an attorney by trade, having been


licensed for the last 17 years and currently focuses his practice on litigation affecting those who


have been harmed. Plaintiff spent several years as an attorney at the NAACP. In addition,


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Plaintiff has taught trial advocacy, negotiation and conflict resolution, and communication law


courses at Howard University. Plaintiff is a member of a small group of trial attorneys who have


successfully tried and won multi-million dollar jury verdicts. Plaintiff resides in Washington,


D.C.


21.! Plaintiff Oscar Colvin, Jr. is a retired attorney from the state of New Hampshire


and served as both a Public Defender and a prosecutor.


22.! Defendant Quentin Tarantino is a screenwriter, producer, director and self-


acknowledged intellectual property thief.


23.! Defendant The Weinstein Company LLC (“TWC”) is a Delaware limited liability


company. Upon information and belief, Defendant TWC was involved in the production,


distribution, licensing, sale, publishing, and exploitation through various media outlets, without


Plaintiffs’ consent, of the infringing work entitled Django Unchained, and procured illegally


gained revenues and profits in connection therewith.


24.! Defendant Columbia Pictures (“Columbia”) is a California corporation.


Columbia is a major motion picture studio involved in all facets of production and distribution of


motion pictures. Upon information and belief, Columbia was involved in the production,


distribution, licensing, sale, publishing, and exploitation through various media outlets, without


Plaintiffs’ consent, of the infringing work entitled Djago Unchained, and procured illegally


gained revenues and profits in connection therewith.


25.! Plaintiffs are informed and believe, and based thereon allege, that each of the


fictitiously named Defendants identified in the caption hereinabove as Does 1 through 50,


inclusive, is in some manner responsible or legally liable for the actions, damages, events,


transactions, and occurrences alleged herein. The true names and capacities of such fictitiously


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named Defendants, whether individual, corporate, associated or otherwise, are presently


unknown to Plaintiffs. Plaintiffs will timely amend this Complaint to assert the true names and


capacities of such fictitiously named Defendants when the same have been ascertained. For


convenience, each reference herein to the Defendants collectively shall also refer to the Doe


Defendants and each of them.


26.! Finally, Plaintiffs are informed and believe, and based thereon allege, that at all


times relevant hereto, each of the Defendants was the agent, co-conspirator and/or representative


of each of the other Defendants herein during the events alleged; that at all times relevant hereto


each of the Defendants was acting within the course and scope of such agency, conspiracy or


representation, and that each of the Defendants is jointly and severally responsible and liable for


the damages that are herein alleged to have been sustained, except as otherwise alleged at the


time of trial.


FACTS COMMON TO ALL CLAIMS


27.! This case is about the theft of the body, structure, theme, and soul of a unique,


original, copyrighted screenplay from a production company and its owners by Defendants. All


defendants are liable to plaintiffs for copyright infringement and for using plaintiffs’ original


materials.


28.! There is a small but vibrant history of slavery-based movies prior to Freedom


which included, Amistad, Beloved, Drum, Glory, Goodbye Uncle Tom, Gone with the Wind,


Jefferson in Paris, The Legend of Nigger Charley, Roots, Sankofa, Solomon Northup’s Odyssey,


and Uncle Tom’s Cabin.


29.! There was, however, never a movie like Freedom, which was based on a uniquely


original idea – an escaped slave voluntarily returning to the plantation to retrieve his family.


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Freedom was written as an action story and a romance. Ultimately, it is a fantasy. It was not


your typical action story and definitely not your typical romance. Jackson (Django) was a slave


who fought back. He was self-assured and confident, yet recognized that timing was everything.


The romance between Jackson and Linda (Django and Brumhilde) is a love for the ages. His


love for her is so strong that he risks certain death and/or re-enslavement by travelling from the


relative safety of the North to the certain perils of the South, for the mere opportunity to attempt


to obtain her freedom.


30.! Defendant Tarantino claims to have based his screenplay on Sergio Corbucci’s


Django, but the truth is that there are far more similarities between Freedom and Django


Unchained than between Django and Django Unchained. Defendant Tarantino took the plot


lines and main story of Freedom and Tarantino-ized them. Basically, he added gratuitous use of


violence and repetitive use of the word “nigger.” While Tarantino has conducted many


interviews on the subject of his inspiration, none of the “inspiring” words rise to the level of


similarity as that of Freedom.


FIRST CLAIM FOR RELIEF


(Copyright Infringement 17 U.S.C. §§ 1010 et seq. Against All Defendants)


31.! Plaintiffs hereby incorporate the allegations set forth above in paragraphs 1


through 32, above, as though fully set forth herein.

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