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(三)张某与王某共同创作完成了电影剧本《天湖》。剧本尚未发表，王某便作为访问学者远赴美国。张某未征求王某的意见，自筹资金数百万元并担任制片人，聘请了导演、摄影、演员等有关人员组成摄制组，将该剧本摄制成电影。电影后期制作阶段，张某与万某签订合同，由后者负责创作影片的所有音乐。万某在完成创作后不久，不幸遭遇车祸身亡，继承人为其妻吴某。请综合分析、回答本案涉及的下列法律问题： (2006，83)如果王某得知张某将剧本拍摄成了电影，根据《著作权法》的有关规定，他可以主张的权利有( )。
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