The rise of advanced filmmaking technology has made it easier for filmmakers to use body doubles for star actors. While traditionally limited to high-risk stunts, body doubles are increasingly appearing in minor scenes, songs, and sequences, often with the actor’s face digitally superimposed. This overuse is becoming noticeable to audiences, creating a sense of artificiality and reducing the immersive cinematic experience.
Fans value authenticity on the big screen, and when too many scenes feature doubles rather than the actors themselves, the result feels less genuine and overly manufactured. If this trend continues, it risks diminishing audience engagement and box office performance. Filmmakers must strike a balance between convenience and realism to preserve the integrity of cinema.
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