I was very happy 8 years later when I watched Cinderella 3 because the synopsis of an Iranian writer had helped the sequel to the famous fiction of Cinderella to be made. But I couldn’t find the name of its real writer, Fariborz Rowshanfekr. I also searched credits of Cinderella 3 in IMDB and Wikipedia but I couldn’t find any trace of the name of Fariborz Rowshanfekr. I was the first one who unhappily informed Mr. Fariborz Rowshanfekr of the plagiarism. Hearing it from me, he laughed and said: "Wonderful! Excellent!" and then he said good by to me without hesitation and he went to find a copy of Cinderella 3.
If you type in Google browser for “literary theft & Walt Disney” in Persian language, you can find the news about Walt Disney’s literary theft from Fariborz Rowshanekr – an Iranian scriptwriter- as one of the most prominent national headlines.
Sunday, July 25, 2010
Jallil Shaheri Langaroudi, an Iranian university professor and translator
I was very happy 8 years later when I watched Cinderella 3 because the synopsis of an Iranian writer had helped the sequel to the famous fiction of Cinderella to be made. But I couldn’t find the name of its real writer, Fariborz Rowshanfekr. I also searched credits of Cinderella 3 in IMDB and Wikipedia but I couldn’t find any trace of the name of Fariborz Rowshanfekr. I was the first one who unhappily informed Mr. Fariborz Rowshanfekr of the plagiarism. Hearing it from me, he laughed and said: "Wonderful! Excellent!" and then he said good by to me without hesitation and he went to find a copy of Cinderella 3.
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