Are stravinsky assignees entitled to some of the money

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Question: In 1939 the composer Igor Stravinsky received $6000 from Walt Disney for the right to use "The Rite of Spring" in the animated film "Fantasia," featuring Mickey Mouse. Should Disney own the exclusive right to release the film in videocassette, which generated $360 million in revenues in the first two years after its release in 1996, or are Stravinsky's assignees entitled to some of the money?

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