Hamill’s novel as the title of this new series to avoid any confusion as to the true origins of your series, which should be in line with your assertion that Mr. “As RadicalMedia and Robert Redford’s Sundance Productions are moving forward on the developmental production of a television p roperty based on the contractual grant of rights for his novel Forever,” says the letter ( read it here) from RadicalMedia’s General Counsel Joan Aceste, “we request that Warner Bros. However, Forever the novel rights holders RadicalMedia at least want a name change for the series set to debut on Tuesdays this fall. Bulger, on the other hand, note that the titles are the same, the location is the same and that both the character in the novel and in the upcoming TV show from writer/EP Matt Miller, EPs Dan Lin and Jennifer Gwartz, and director Brad Anderson are “seeking an answer concerning his immortality.” No legal action is in the cards yet, and even if it was, titles are not protected by copyright. The co-producers of docu Whitey: United States of America v. “This claim is baseless,” said a WBTV spokesperson today in response. Today RadicalMedia sent a pointed letter to producer Warner Bros TV claiming that the supernatural procedural unveiled last week at the upfronts “sounds rather similar” to the best-selling 2003 novel Forever by Pete Hamill about an immortal living in the Big Apple. Forever is fueled by the cruel dictates of history - corruption, exploitation, murder - but it wholeheartedly celebrates human goodness at every turn.EXCLUSIVE: The show about an immortal living in NYC hasn’t even hit the air yet, but ABC’s drama Forever already is getting some potential legal pushback.

'A grand, dark, swashbuckling, yet essentially simple tale about a man's lifelong journey from revenge to mercy, hate to love.'- Jodi Daynard, Boston Globe Cormac O'Connor plays a role in a slave revolt, the American Revolution, and the great fire of 1835.O'Connor thinks, 'No many people know anything about their own past and New Yorkers are the most amnesiac of all.' Forever should change that.'- Bob Minzesheimer, USA Today 'New York grows from a village-with wolves stalking its forests - in a town and eventually a city. At the same time it is a serious look at what makes a city more than just bricks and mortar.'- Tom Walker, Denver Post 'A swashbuckling, ribald tale told with flair and, sometimes, unbridled emotion. Forever is old-fashioned storytelling at a gallop.'- Washington Post Book World

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