'Oldboy' proceeds despite legal scuffle
5:55 PM PDT 6/25/2009 by Gavin J. Blair, Park Soo-Mee
Rights wrangle with manga publisher, Park pic's producers
Steven Spielberg and Will Smith are moving forward with plans for a remake of "Oldboy" despite a complex, behind-the-scenes rights wrangle involving the Japanese publishers of the original manga and the Korean producers of Park Chan-Wook's 2003 cult hit.
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