Thanks, as always, grellas. But is this really a new doctrine? I mean, clearly the character of Cinderella is in the public domain, but I assumed that the Dis

Thanks, as always, grellas. But is this really a new doctrine? I mean, clearly the character of Cinderella is in the public domain, but I assumed that the Disney representation was copyrighted by Disney, and that if I wanted to make my own (commercial) representation of Cinderella, I'd need to make sure mine doesn't resemble the Disney version too closely.