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Biopics Are Becoming Defamation Minefields. How Truthful Do They Really Need to Be?

Dec 22 2022 by The Daily Beast

Photo Illustration by Thomas Levinson/The Daily Beast/Getty/Sony Pictures

When I Wanna Dance With Somebody—the new film based on the life of late legendary superstar Whitney Houston—hits screens this weekend, it’ll cap off yet another big year for biopics. From Weird: The Al Yankovic Story to Elvis to the Marilyn Monroe tale Blonde—not to mention TV series like Inventing Anna, Pam & Tommy, and Season 5 of The Crown—we’ve seen a slew of cultural icons’ stories come to life in...

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