James Dean Will Star in a Movie 65 Years After His Death; Thanks to CGI

Legendary actor James Dean, who died in a car accident in 1955 at just the age of 24 will be starring in a new movie.

The producer of the movie ‘Finding Jack’ Anton Ernst has said that he’d be casting a digitally generated model who would look just like James Dean.

Though the move to digitally restore James Dean sounds like paying homage to the late actor, a lot of famous actors have voiced their angst against the digital adaptation of James Dean.

The most prominent one among them is Chris Evans, who made this sarcastic remark on Twitter:

I’m sure he’d be thrilled ?

This is awful.

Maybe we can get a computer to paint us a new Picasso. Or write a couple new John Lennon tunes.

The complete lack of understanding here is shameful. https://t.co/hkwXyTR4pu

— Chris Evans (@ChrisEvans) November 6, 2019

Ardent James Dean fans were not much thrilled. They felt that instead of paying homage to the great actor, they were milking dollars off his name and image even after his death.

Others who were displeased included  Elijah Woods of The Lord of the Rings fame.

NOPE. this shouldn’t be a thing. https://t.co/RH7jWY5cAG

— Elijah Wood (@elijahwood) November 6, 2019

We still don’t know how to deal with these situations. If this is the new trend, then a good question to ask would be– Is AI taking over the movie industry?