Thread: Putting famous (living) people in fiction
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Old 08-10-2010, 02:16 AM   #23
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What about dead celebrities? For example, to feature an Elvis impersonator in a story who sings an Elvis song on an impromptu stage, then beats someone up randomly before walking off?
Dead people are even worse because they are owned by surviving relatives who just see them as a cash cow. The person who owns Sid Vicious won't let anyone do anything with him without handing over vast amounts of money. Just because he happened to be half cousin to him.
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