In Desny vs Wilder, the California Supreme Court decided that:

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An idea for a movie can be the subject of an express contract as long it is covered by the copyright law and creates a quasi-contractual obligation.

An idea for a movie can be the subject of an implied contract as long as it creates a quasicontractual obligation and is found to be a contract for the sale of literary property.

An idea for a movie can be the subject of an express contract as long it is covered by the copyright law, creates a quasi-contractual obligation, and is found to be a contract for the sale of literary property.

An idea for a movie can be an express or implied contract as long as it creates a quasicontractual obligation and is found to be a contract for the sale of literary property.

None of the above.