Paramount claims in countersuit that the cousin of writer Eric Warren Singer deliberately hid his involvement with the script ...

The studio accuses Shaun Gray, a cousin of 'Maverick' screenwriter Eric Warren Singer, of fraud and copyright infringement ...

Paramount is now countersuing Shaun Gray on the fascinating legal grounds that allegedly writing part of the Top Gun sequel ...

David Ellison's Paramount are set on a Top Gun 3 & they are getting down & dirty in a legal fight over the script for 2022 ...

Paramount still finds itself in murky territory ahead of the Skydance merger as it pursues legal action over Top Gun: ...

Gray’s lawsuit states that after being brought on by his cousin in 2017, he participated in story meetings and “wrote key scenes” for vital action sequences, including the opening scene.

Shaun Gray, who has worked primarily as a visual effects artist, alleges that he worked on the script for five months with his cousin and with director Joseph Kosinski, and kept "meticulous, time ...

While Shaun Gray, a cousin of 'Maverick' screenwriter Eric Warren Singer, was denied a court order that he's a co-author of the screenplay, he can still pursue damages for copyright infringement.

Gray’s lawyer, Marc Toberoff, previously sued Paramount on behalf of the family of Ehud Yonay, the magazine writer who authored the 1983 article on which the original “Top Gun” was based.