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Entertainment

Hollywood stars who were brought back to life on the big screen after their death

Times of India - Entertainment ·
Hollywood stars who were brought back to life on the big screen after their death

The use of AI and CGI in modern filmmaking has opened doors to recreate the performances of late actors like Carrie Fisher and Val Kilmer.

This raises significant ethical concerns about consent and representation, as filmmakers are seeking approval from the estates of these stars.

This trend amplifies the ongoing conversation in the entertainment industry regarding how we honor and portray the legacies of deceased performers.

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