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Aug 12, 2022 · Photo by Stanley Bielecki/Getty. Accused of Plagiarism. In those days of physical recorded products, a #1 hit would return serious coin. It’s such a shame that Joe Meek never saw any of it. In March of 1963, a French composer named Jean Ledrut filed a lawsuit accusing Meek of plagiarism.
Sep 20, 2012 · However, a French composer by the name of Jean Ledrut claimed that Meek had pinched the tune from a score he’d written for the Napoleonic film, Austerlitz. This led to a lengthy legal battle which prevented Joe Meek and the Tornados receiving any royalties from their hit.
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The spectacular art direction by Jean Mandaroux is superb: savor the lawyer’s candelabra-strewn apartment, the endless ocean of cubicles with adding machines humming. And the omnipresent refrain of Tomaso Albinoni’s “Adagio in G minor” adds a weird but welcome consistency.
Jean Ledrut. Composer: The Trial. Jean Ledrut was born on 4 July 1902 in Paris, France. Jean was a composer, known for The Trial (1962), Port of Desire (1958) and La peau d'un homme (1951). Jean died on 18 April 1982 in Paris, France.
