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Would-be Taylor Swift concert attacker loses privacy case against Disney

The court said the brief address image did not identify Beran A. or create a concrete danger, and Disney removed it after the complaint.

  • On Wednesday, a Vienna court dismissed a privacy lawsuit filed by Beran A., convicted of plotting a 2024 attack on a Taylor Swift concert, against Walt Disney over his parents' address in the documentary series.
  • Disney has been screening "Taylor Swift: The End of an Era" since last year, featuring scenes of three canceled Vienna concerts after authorities discovered an Islamic State plot.
  • Attorney Ulrike Zeller argued the publication endangered Beran, claiming his personal sphere was compromised by revealing the address to an audience of millions.
  • Judge Nicole Baczak dismissed the claim, saying "a concrete endangerment" of Beran was unsubstantiated; Disney lawyer Georg Kresbach noted the material was removed in May.
  • Beran's parents received $3,400 compensation each, though Zeller plans to appeal the verdict ruling that a home address lacks the highest level of legal protection.
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The court rejects the claim of a convicted person who demanded compensation from the producer by showing her facade in the singer ' s film.

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The man who had planned an attack on the Austrian concerts of Taylor Swift in 2024 was dismissed on 30 September from his claim for damages. On 30 September, the man who had planned an attack on the Austrian concerts of Taylor Swift was dismissed from his claim for damages. On 30 September, the man who had planned an attack on the Austrian concerts of Taylor Swift was dismissed from his claim for damages. On 30 September, the man who had planned…

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Reuters broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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