Louis Vuitton loses tracking Hangover

  Part II: Louis Vuitton has lost his lawsuit against Warner Brothers for the use of a handbag

knock-off in his popular comedy The Hangover 2011th

The case stems from a scene in which Alan Garner character, played by Zach Galifianakis, at an

airport with a bag that is like a Louis Vuitton bag looks like show, but that French society is

through these Diophy, which produces a design similar to Louis Vuitton "canvas" monogram.

Louis Vuitton, Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton part LVMG SA, he spoke of the deception and the

resulting confusion for the customer was injured.

He also said he was hurt, especially by a statement from a friend Garner, "Warning ... it's a

Louis Vuitton," which was "a quote often repeated, and the brand of film."

The "Louis" is "Lewis" as mispronounced.

Louis Vuitton has sought damages and an end to more trademark infringement.

But the United States District Judge found Andrew Carter in Manhattan, that Warner Brothers, part

of Time Warner Inc. should not be held responsible.

He said it was unlikely that many viewers would have noticed that the bag that was on screen for

less than 30 seconds, a knock-off was, or she would have thought Louis Vuitton was approved by

Warner Brothers have used the bag Diophy.

"The confusion is minimal at best," wrote Carter.

An attorney for Louis Vuitton wanted to accept the Decision.

According to the complaint, The Hangover: Part II had approximately $ 580 million was launched

worldwide at the time of the event was generated and the most successful "R" rated comedy of all

time.