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Moria Netflix biopic legal and celebrity disputes

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The Netflix biographical series *Moria* continues to face legal challenges from the families of individuals depicted in the production. In addition to the existing dispute involving Ingrid Vadalá—who maintains the series provides an “absurd and vulgar” portrayal of her father, Luis Vadalá—a new legal threat has emerged from Jorge Porcel Jr. The son of the late comedian Jorge Porcel has announced intentions to sue the production company and Netflix for approximately $2 million. Porcel Jr. alleges the series violates intellectual property laws through the unauthorized commercial use of his father’s name and image, though he clarified his grievance is not directed at Casán herself or the artistic content. Legal tensions have escalated as the family of Luis Vadalá prepares to seek a rectification of his image. Ingrid Vadalá claims the production negatively depicts her father as a person with cocaine addictions and as someone who defrauded Casán of $2 million. The family intends to seek damages for moral harm and lost profits, though they stated they are not seeking to suspend the series. Casán’s daughter, Sofía Galafue, defended the production, suggesting it was “very good” to Vadalá. Moria Casán has addressed the mounting controversies by defending the production's scope. She stated that an eight-hour series cannot condense an eighty-year life, characterizing the criticisms regarding character omissions as “myopia.” Regarding interpersonal rumors, Casán clarified her relationship with singer Lali Espósito, noting that while they maintain a positive relationship, they are not close friends, and she was not responsible for premiere invitations handled by Netflix. Despite these legal disputes and interpersonal controversies involving journalist Marcelo Polino and singer Lali Espósito, the series has maintained commercial success, ranking highly in Argentina, Uruguay, and other parts of Latin America.

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