The aftermarket just scored a major legal victory. After a long court battle, three judges ruled that Eleanor, the Ford ...

The U.S. Court of Appeals found that a car, even an awesome one like 'Eleanor,' is a prop and not a character and thus can't ...

I think this particular lawsuit I want to tell you about right now is by far the most interesting thing I’ve ever encountered ...

This appeals court used what’s called the Towle test (which gets its name from another case regarding a movie-car replica, ...

The grey restomod Shelby GT500 Mustang known as “ Eleanor ” from Gone in 60 Seconds is iconic and immediately recognizable to ...

A collection of customized Ford Mustangs featured in films including “Gone in 60 Seconds” isn’t eligible for copyright ...

Court Narrows Scope of Character Copyright, Drawing Sharp Line Between Props and Protectable Expression - Not every film icon ...

LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jason Keener of Irwin IP LLP and David Brandon of Clark Hill LLP represent Denice Shakarian Halicki, Eleanor Licensing, LLC, and Gone in 60 Seconds Motorsports ...

One of the accidental side effects of the 2000 remake of the movie “Gone in 60 Seconds” is enthusiast interest in building an Eleanor Mustang. Another side effect is 18 years of lawsuits that ...

The "Gone in 60 Seconds" production team had 11 Eleanor cars built for filming — all courtesy of hot rod designer Steve Stanford, the legendary Chip Foose, and Cinema Vehicle Services (CVS).

"The major appeal of Gone In 60 Seconds--and it isconsiderable ... Acomputer-generated Eleanor was used for a few seconds during the jump aswell. And finally, another Mustang was destroyed ...