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Fired ‘Mandalorian’ actor Gina Carano ‘moved to tears’ after victory against Disney in lawsuit
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0:48Now PlayingGina Carano’s lawsuit against The Walt Disney Company and its subsidiary Lucasfilm lives to see another day.
A Los Angeles federal judge has denied Disney’s motion to dismiss the lawsuit which was filed by Carano after she was ousted from the Disney+ “Star Wars”-linked streaming series “The Mandalorian” three years ago over social media posts comparing the political climate in the US to the Holocaust.
US District Judge Sherilyn Peace Garnett, who was appointed to the bench by President Biden, rejected Disney’s claim Wednesday that it had a “right to dissociate its own artistic message from Carano’s outspoken ‘political beliefs.'”
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