The case will go to trial at an undetermined future date.
The plaintiffs first filed their copyright infringement complaint on Sept. 18, 2017.
After hearing oral arguments from both sides, the court dismissed the case.
Taylor Swift, in her first feature film role since 2019’s Cats, appears in David O. Russell’s highly secretive and previously untitled new movie, which has officially been dubbed ‘Amsterdam’.Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images
A representative for Swift declined to comment to EW on the judge’s decision.
The recording reached No.
and 1977’s “Dreams” by Fleetwood Mac.
He requested $42 million in damages and a writing credit on the song.
That case was dismissed.
With reporting from Celine Wojtala.
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