Last Updated on 02/22/2023 by てんしょく飯
Keanu Reeves has a “certain item” that he always includes when signing a movie contract.
In the past, a role he played was edited in an unsatisfactory way.
Keanu Reeves, a major Hollywood actor known for his roles in the “Matrix” film series and other films, recently spoke to “Variety” magazine and admitted that the rumor that he has a “no digital editing” clause in his performance contract is true.
And there is a clear reason for the inclusion of this item, he said. According to Keanu, before the inclusion of this item, there were times when his roles were edited in an unsatisfactory manner.
I don’t mind, for example, if they cut out my blinking during the editing process,” Keanu said, tears welling up in his eyes as he reflected on his past, “In the early 2000s, or maybe it was the 1990s, they changed the performance itself.
Keanu then added, “For me, it was like, ‘Hey, I don’t even need to be here. I even thought, ‘I don’t even need to be here,'” Keanu said, expressing his frustration.
What frustrates me is that I lose my independence,” he said, referring to deep fakes and AI technology. Still, I participate with my own will. If it becomes a world of deep fakes, my own will disappears completely. It’s frightening. I am interested to see how well humans will respond to these technologies. The cultural and social impact is huge, and there is a lot of research being done on species, and all kinds of ‘data’ on behavior is being gathered now,” he adds.
Keanu says that people in today’s society “have already grown up with these tools,” and he sees a problem with “a corporate society that is trying to control people with these technologies.
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