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Charlize Theron, Denver and Delilah Films

It's not everyday that Charlize Theron gets screwed like this, so it made the news and gossip blogs recently when Shene Stewart, who is also co-owner and editor of gay newspaper The Closet, announced plans to produce South Africa's first gay soap opera under the production company name he stole from the famous actress.

Denver and Delilah Films, Charlize Theron's film production company, is named after her two cocker spaniels. Denver is the blonde one and Delilah is the black one.
Stewart said he heard a recent television interview in which Theron spoke of her plans to bring her production company, named after her two dogs, to South Africa to support the local film industry.

"I know it looks like I did it on purpose, but I just had to seize the opportunity and steal a march on her. Just think what the name could mean for my planned business," Stewart said.
Big trouble. And retributive justice, too, if Charlize Theron were to incorporate a company in South Africa called Nemesis for the sole purpose of suing his ass for the rights to her company name. Smart move, Einstein!
Posted by abnu on Tuesday, May 23, 2006 @ 9:12 PM [ + ]

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