Biograph films before 1903 were mostly actualities (documentary footage of actual persons, places and events), but Sherlock Holmes Baffled is an example of an early Biograph comedy narrative film, produced at the company's rooftop studio on Broadway in New York City.
Members interact only with profiles of actual persons.
The terms state: The profiles we create are not intended to resemble or mimic any actual persons.
As the book's disclaimer puts it, "Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental".
It is a drama inspired by actual persons in a trial, but it is neither an attempt to depict the actual persons, nor to comment upon the trial or its outcome".
Her raw sculptures generally look half-modelled, half-thrown and ostentatiously inchoate, as if they didn't want to be pinned down or defined as actual persons.
ABC will present a written notice and voice-over saying: "The following story is fictional and does not portray any actual persons, companies, products or events".
The film opens with a disclaimer that describes "Phil Spector" as a work of fiction "inspired" by actual persons in a trial, then adds, "But it is neither an attempt to depict the actual persons, nor to comment upon the trial or its outcome".
