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Tom Hanks

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Don't make me say it again. But then he gave me that. And honestly, I had to read the graphic novel about three times in order to figure out how it was going to translate to this thing. And then when I got it, I literally said, ow, my God, this is a deep throat, baby.

Don't make me say it again. But then he gave me that. And honestly, I had to read the graphic novel about three times in order to figure out how it was going to translate to this thing. And then when I got it, I literally said, ow, my God, this is a deep throat, baby.

The tool that we use, everybody, you know, everybody says, what's this mean? You use AI in order to make movies. AI is evil. What are you doing? What's it going to mean to movies?

The tool that we use, everybody, you know, everybody says, what's this mean? You use AI in order to make movies. AI is evil. What are you doing? What's it going to mean to movies?

The tool that we use, everybody, you know, everybody says, what's this mean? You use AI in order to make movies. AI is evil. What are you doing? What's it going to mean to movies?

It's you. It's my countenance that I bring it. It's called deep fake. All it is is a movie-making tool. In the old days, and by old days I mean 2019, before it all changed, we still had hours in the makeup trailer because we had to have wigs and hair and do things like... I was wondering, Jennifer, Jennifer, I'm sitting down in the chair. She says, hello. She's a very lovely lady. I said, hello.

It's you. It's my countenance that I bring it. It's called deep fake. All it is is a movie-making tool. In the old days, and by old days I mean 2019, before it all changed, we still had hours in the makeup trailer because we had to have wigs and hair and do things like... I was wondering, Jennifer, Jennifer, I'm sitting down in the chair. She says, hello. She's a very lovely lady. I said, hello.

It's you. It's my countenance that I bring it. It's called deep fake. All it is is a movie-making tool. In the old days, and by old days I mean 2019, before it all changed, we still had hours in the makeup trailer because we had to have wigs and hair and do things like... I was wondering, Jennifer, Jennifer, I'm sitting down in the chair. She says, hello. She's a very lovely lady. I said, hello.

Hello, Tom. Hello. How was your evening last night, Tom? And as she's asking me these questions, she's grabbing both of my ears, squeezing them, lifting them up on the side of my head and gluing them up higher on the top of my head as I'm going. And I said, is that going to hold? Oh, it has to, Tom. Because as you age, your ears grow larger and they fall down the side of your head.

Hello, Tom. Hello. How was your evening last night, Tom? And as she's asking me these questions, she's grabbing both of my ears, squeezing them, lifting them up on the side of my head and gluing them up higher on the top of my head as I'm going. And I said, is that going to hold? Oh, it has to, Tom. Because as you age, your ears grow larger and they fall down the side of your head.

Hello, Tom. Hello. How was your evening last night, Tom? And as she's asking me these questions, she's grabbing both of my ears, squeezing them, lifting them up on the side of my head and gluing them up higher on the top of my head as I'm going. And I said, is that going to hold? Oh, it has to, Tom. Because as you age, your ears grow larger and they fall down the side of your head.

And today is the scene where you're only 22. So we have to raise your ears and glue them to the side of my head. And by the way, it works. It stays glued. It's like, I said, you might need a staple gun there. No, no, it all works.

And today is the scene where you're only 22. So we have to raise your ears and glue them to the side of my head. And by the way, it works. It stays glued. It's like, I said, you might need a staple gun there. No, no, it all works.

And today is the scene where you're only 22. So we have to raise your ears and glue them to the side of my head. And by the way, it works. It stays glued. It's like, I said, you might need a staple gun there. No, no, it all works.

You go and you do a data scan, and then they match it with every photograph that exists of me, and they go back and find as many photographs of me at the age of 17, 19, 20, 20, for my entire life. Then they jam those in using, are you ready for the scary word? When I say it, can you guys like recoil like the word? And they use AI. Yeah! Right.

You go and you do a data scan, and then they match it with every photograph that exists of me, and they go back and find as many photographs of me at the age of 17, 19, 20, 20, for my entire life. Then they jam those in using, are you ready for the scary word? When I say it, can you guys like recoil like the word? And they use AI. Yeah! Right.

You go and you do a data scan, and then they match it with every photograph that exists of me, and they go back and find as many photographs of me at the age of 17, 19, 20, 20, for my entire life. Then they jam those in using, are you ready for the scary word? When I say it, can you guys like recoil like the word? And they use AI. Yeah! Right.

In order to do all the work and make it happen faster. You used to have to put a dot on your face, glue it so the computer would read it and then match it later on. Now it uses the pores of your face just to match it like that. So we would have two monitors as we were shooting. One monitor was the way we really looked. And the other monitor with just about a nanosecond's lag time.

In order to do all the work and make it happen faster. You used to have to put a dot on your face, glue it so the computer would read it and then match it later on. Now it uses the pores of your face just to match it like that. So we would have two monitors as we were shooting. One monitor was the way we really looked. And the other monitor with just about a nanosecond's lag time.

In order to do all the work and make it happen faster. You used to have to put a dot on your face, glue it so the computer would read it and then match it later on. Now it uses the pores of your face just to match it like that. So we would have two monitors as we were shooting. One monitor was the way we really looked. And the other monitor with just about a nanosecond's lag time.