LOS ANGELES (CN) - Three men who say they write and produce "reality" TV shows claim Corey Haim, Corey Feldman and others swiped their idea for the A&E TV show "The Two Coreys."
David Pullano, Matthew Odgers and Jeff McCarthy claim that in 2003 they developed the idea for a show based on "80's teen idols Corey Haim and Corey Feldman." They also sue Scott Carlson, the two Corey's manager; Greg Goldman, a TV producer; and RDF Media USA. They claim Goldman and RDF announced the new show to "Variety" in June 2006, after making "a secret side deal" that cut them out of it. A&E bought the show in 2006 and it is preparing its second season.
Plaintiffs are represented in Superior Court by Douglas Johnson of Beverly Hills.
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