Rogers v. Grimaldi

Rogers v. Grimaldi is a legal case involving actress Ginger Rogers, who sued filmmakers for using her name in the title of a movie without her permission. The court ruled in favor of the filmmakers, stating that the title had artistic relevance and was not misleading. This case is significant for establishing a balance between protecting individual rights and allowing creative expression in the entertainment industry. It clarified that names can be used in artistic works as long as it relates to the work's content and does not confuse or mislead the audience about the person's involvement.