Hollywood director and writer Frank Darabont was working on a TV show called LA Noir, which aside from having a similar name to Rockstar's 2011 adventure was also set in Los Angeles circa 1947, the same year the game begins. Despite being based on a book by the same name, he says he's had to change the name after Rockstar "threatened to sue the sh*t out of me".
I wouldn't want to mess with the Rockstar lawyers. They'll send Carl Johnson to your house.
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If they are to be adapted into a movie or TV show it doesn't make sense for Rockstar to sue them unless they are thinking about making L.A. Noire a TV show.
Copyright claims are coming out the woodwork CJ
I can only read the article I am given cannot account for future updates. Glad that Darabont was wrong about this one misunderstandings happen. Lost Angeles is more unique anyhow in naming.
Uwe Boll directed, so you know what to do. Dont watch!!!
In the grand scheme of things it wouldve probably HELPED LA Noire more than HURT it ...
Im sure people would pick the game up after watching the TV series ... but having it sound like theyre connected when theyre not would bother me too I guess if i were R*.