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The global cinephile community is ablaze over Val Kilmer's AI-generated return in the upcoming indie film As Deep as the Grave. After his 2025 death from throat cancer complications, the late actor's likeness has been recreated using state-of-the-art generative AI to fulfill his original role as Father Fintan—with full consent from his daughter Mercedes and estate. Supporters hail it as a respectful way to honor legacy and preserve artistic vision, while critics decry it as soulless, exploitative, and a dangerous precedent that could undermine living actors' jobs. This isn't just another deepfake; it's a philosophical battle over death, authenticity, and technology in storytelling. Dive into the pros and cons splitting film lovers worldwide.