Alfonso Ribeiro Denied <br />Copyright of 'Carlton' Dance Ribeiro's "Carlton" dance <br />became popular when he <br />starred as Carlton Banks on <br />'The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.' The actor is suing Take-Two Interactive and Epic Games for using the iconic dance in their video games. Most notably, his moves were <br />used in the popular game, 'Fortnite,' which has been sued by other celebrities over dances as well. Ribeiro also filed to secure a copyright for the "Carlton" but was denied. The U.S. Copyright Office claims the denial is due to the dance being simple, rather than a choreographed routine. A motion to dismiss hearing is scheduled for March 18.
