Author: Alex Marshall / Source: New York Times
A model of the Satanic Temple’s statue of Baphomet, which the temple claimed was copied by the Netflix series “The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.” Mark Porter and Jessie Wakeman, via Associated Press
The Satanic Temple said on Wednesday that it had settled its lawsuit accusing Warner Bros.
and Netflix of copying the temple’s goat-headed statue in their new “Sabrina” series.The lawsuit was “amicably settled,” Lucien Greaves, a co-founder of the temple, wrote in a blog post on the Patheos religion-themed website.
The temple will be acknowledged in the credits for episodes of “The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina” that have already been filmed, Mr. Greaves wrote. The rest of the settlement, including details on what will happen in future episodes of the show, is confidential, according to Bruce Lederman, the temple’s lawyer.
The Satanic Temple’s lawsuit, filed on Nov. 9 in Federal District Court in Manhattan, asked for at least $50 million for the alleged copyright infringement and injury to the temple’s reputation. Mr. Lederman would not comment on…
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