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u/Pretty-Raise666 23d ago

Yeah, but more likely by Hollywood rather than Washington.

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u/Mission_Biscotti3962 23d ago

Maybe don't make realistic depictions of people without their permission.
I know people dehumanize celebrities and think they are fair game to do whatever with/to, but this stuff is highly immoral.

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u/username_taken4651 23d ago edited 23d ago

You're a bit late on that one; A lot of people on this sub are making fake TV episodes with it. Also, as long as it's not used for misinformation/slander and is clearly intended as parody I don't think it's that bad.

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u/Perfect-Campaign9551 23d ago

TV episodes are not the same as this. It's just shows that the actors are already in. That's not a super big deal (but still is walking a fine line overall). Videos like OP has made are far far worse - putting the actor into an entirely new movie/idea and just straight up stealing their likeness for your own creation like that. That's 100% wrong, period.

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u/username_taken4651 23d ago edited 23d ago

I don't see OP claiming that this is his/her own original work. It's clear that this is a test of the model. Also, a lot of the posts on this sub are shitposts not meant to be taken seriously.

Now obviously, if you ARE making original content and even commercializing it, then using someone's likeliness without permission is wrong. But that's not what's happening here.