Pitt even had problems with photographers earlier this year. Pitt won that case a judge issued a restraining order against the mag preventing it from shipping any more copies, and eventually ordered Playgirl to recall all the issues. He sued Playgirl magazine in 1997 over nude photos the magazine published with the headline, 'BRAD PITT NUDE!' Pitt alleged that the photos were illegally snapped by a trespassing paparazzo as Pitt layed out while vacationing with then-girlfriend Gwyneth Paltrow in the West Indies in 1995.
This isn't Pitt's first tangle over photos. 'They were on his property shooting and that is illegal.' 'I have a call into Brad's lawyer but the papers did not say (anything) about nudity,' Guagenti said. Pitt's publicist, Cindy Guagenti, tells TMZ that the pictures were taken illegally on Pitt's property, but definitely did not include any nude shots. Brad Pitt's lawyer, John Lavely, has sent around a letter threatening legal action against anyone who publishes pictures of the star taken while he was on the balcony of his Los Angeles home.
