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* ''VideoGame/StarShiftRebellion'': During the conference with several prospective allies, the ESA is suddenly threatened by [[spoiler:a red Molarian claiming to be Zeron, but this is actually Kern in disguise. When the Scrap Springs Division returns from the BadFuture, they remove the digital effects and expose Kern's charade to the other nations, causing them all to turn against the ESA]].
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* ''VideoGame/StreetFighter6'' sees Ken Masters undergoing a FugitiveArc after being subject to a FrameUp by [[BigBad JP]] and Nayshall, pinning him as being involved in a terrorist plot and various financial crimes. Part of this involved a deepfake video that plastered his face as that of the head of an unknown terrorist organization -- Interpol saw through the ruse and know that Ken is innocent, but this information spread so rapidly among the public that [[HeroWithBadPublicity Ken's reputation took a nosedive regardless]], with him being forced to go further into hiding due to threats against him and his family's lives.
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* ''Film/TheCrow'': Creator/BrandonLee's face was digitally grafted onto a stunt performer's body for a small smattering of scenes not yet shot at the time of his death, including Lee's character looking into a mirror at his trashed apartment.
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* ''Film/TheCrow'': Creator/BrandonLee's face was digitally grafted onto a stunt performer's body for a small smattering of scenes not yet shot at the time of his death, including Lee's most notably the BecomingTheMask scene where his character looking into a mirror at puts on the harlequin makeup for the first time. The effects were made more complicated by showing his trashed apartment.reflection in a shattered mirror.
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Adding a wick.
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[[SpecialEffectFailure Done poorly]], especially in early cases when the technique was not perfected, this can easily dip into the UnintentionalUncannyValley, although this effect can also be invoked on purpose.
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[[SpecialEffectFailure Done poorly]], especially in early cases when the technique was not perfected, this can easily dip into the UnintentionalUncannyValley, although this effect can also [[UncannyValley be invoked on purpose.
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* ''Film/FreeGuy'': Dude, the NPC Antwan had created based on "blue shirt guy", is played by both bodybuilder Aaron W. Reed and Creator/RyanReynolds. Aaron provides the body and the physical stunts while Ryan provides the digitally added face and voice.
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* ''Film/FreeGuy'': Dude, the NPC Antwan had created based on "blue shirt guy", is played by both bodybuilder Aaron W. Reed and Creator/RyanReynolds. Aaron provides the body and the physical stunts while Ryan provides the digitally added face and voice. Dude's CGI is [[StylisticSuck intentionally poor]], reflecting his InUniverse ObviousBeta status.
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One of ESPN's 30 for 30 documentaries is all about this trope.
* ''Al Davis vs. the NFL'', a 2021 documentary that's part of ESPN's ''30 for 30'' series, digitally reconstructed the film's two main characters, both long deceased—Al Davis, owner of the team now known as the Las Vegas Raiders, and Pete Rozelle, the NFL commissioner with whom Davis frequently clashed. The filmmakers were aided in this process by having access to a large amount of NFL Films footage of both men.
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** ''Film/CaptainAmericaTheWinterSoldier'' combines Creator/HayleyAtwell in make-up with an actual octagenarian to show 70 years have passed for Peggy Carter.
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** ''Film/CaptainAmericaTheWinterSoldier'' combines Creator/HayleyAtwell in make-up with an actual octagenarian octogenarian to show 70 years have passed for Peggy Carter.
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* ''Series/HistoryOfTheWorldPartII'' opens with a intro by Creator/MelBrooks, who stated he demanded the studio to show him as he did [[Film/HistoryOfTheWorldPartI in 1981]]. But for comedy's sake, the head of the de-aged Mel Brooks is in a muscular body.
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*The Music/FooFighters video "Love Dies Young" had a synchronized swimming quintet receiving the bandmembers' faces.
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Uncanny Valley is IUEO now and the subjective version has been split; cleaning up misuse and ZCE in the process
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* Some commercials for Orville Redenbacher's popcorn featured the company's namesake CGI'd post-mortem onto a real actor's body [[UncannyValley to creepy effect]].
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* Music/{{Noah|Indonesia}} puts the face of "Tak Ada yang Abadi" actress over the one in "Kota Mati" to establish that the latter video is a prequel to the former.
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* ''Film/BladeRunner'': The original version had a shot during Zhora's death where it was obvious that a stunt double (more specifically, the awful cheap wig they had to use) was standing in for the actress. For the 2007 [[ReCut Final Cut]], actress Joanna Cassidy's face was digitally superimposed over that of the {{stunt double}}.
** ''Film/BladeRunner2049'' has this to recreate [[spoiler:[[http://ew.com/movies/blade-runner-2049-rachael-sean-young-cameo/building-a-mystery Rachael]]]].
** ''Film/BladeRunner2049'' has this to recreate [[spoiler:[[http://ew.com/movies/blade-runner-2049-rachael-sean-young-cameo/building-a-mystery Rachael]]]].
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* ''Film/BladeRunner'': ''Film/BladeRunner'':
** The original version had a shot during Zhora's death where it was obvious that a stunt double (more specifically, the awful cheap wig they had to use) was standing in for the actress. For the 2007 [[ReCut Final Cut]], actress Joanna Cassidy's face was digitally superimposed over that of the {{stunt double}}.
** ''Film/BladeRunner2049'' has this to recreate[[spoiler:[[http://ew.com/movies/blade-runner-2049-rachael-sean-young-cameo/building-a-mystery Rachael]]]].[[spoiler:Rachael]].
** The original version had a shot during Zhora's death where it was obvious that a stunt double (more specifically, the awful cheap wig they had to use) was standing in for the actress. For the 2007 [[ReCut Final Cut]], actress Joanna Cassidy's face was digitally superimposed over that of the {{stunt double}}.
** ''Film/BladeRunner2049'' has this to recreate
