Music
Landis seeks to stop 'Thriller' musical
Published Thursday, Jan 29 2009, 21:40 GMT | By Lara Martin

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Theatre veteran James L. Nederlander has secured the musical rights to Jackson's Thriller album and is planning to use Landis's promo as inspiration for a Broadway production.
However, according to E! News, the director has asked for a court declaration that will stop Jackson from negotiating a deal without his approval.
Earlier this week, Landis sued the singer for breach of contract, claiming that he was owed 50% of the net profits from the 14-minute 'Thriller' video which he co-wrote and co-directed.
He is also claiming royalties from an hour-long 'making of' documentary that he directed.
Jackson's representatives have declined to comment on the lawsuit.
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