Deep fake : la guerre des (fausses) célébrités

Impressive! The actors sound and move like the real celebrities, yet, in an intentionally overacting way - and that's so funny! Great ideia, greatly put into action. Loved it.

Impressive! The actors sound and move like the real celebrities, yet, in an intentionally overacting way - and that's so funny! Great ideia, greatly put into action. Loved it.

Impressive! The actors sound and move like the real celebrities, yet, in an intentionally overacting way - and that's so funny! Great ideia, greatly put into action. Loved it.

Impressive! The actors sound and move like the real celebrities, yet, in an intentionally overacting way - and that's so funny! Great ideia, greatly put into action. Loved it.

Whoever came up with this presumably thought they were on to a winner. Wrong. It is terrible. Deep Fake is just unfunny. They seem to have spent their money on creating the Deep Fake and nothing else.

The scripts for the sketches are so ridiculous and inane they don't even raise a giggle.

The 'real' celebrities are made out to be completely uninteresting... although that may have been the point, it still fails.

There's plenty adult animation that puts shame to this. That's why celebrities line up to guest star!

This is neither parody or spoof. Nor comedy.

Deep Fake may probably find it's place in recreating (dead) actors etc, even that I doubt, but using it on the living is shameful and will not work.

Fans of the characters know the real person. Non fans don't care.

I gave it 2/10 because the concept was there. It was just executed terribly.

Rule #1.... make it funny.

J.

Stella Street was better.

Phil Cornwall and John Session did a better job in the 1990s.

They played all the celeb neighbours between them. We had Micheal Caine, Joe pesci, al Pacino, Dirk bodgart, Jimmy hill. Keith Richards and mick Jagger ran the corner shop. There was a 1960s flashback special with the Beatles.

Stella Street was better.

Phil Cornwall and John Session did a better job in the 1990s.

They played all the celeb neighbours between them. We had Micheal Caine, Joe pesci, al Pacino, Dirk bodgart, Jimmy hill. Keith Richards and mick Jagger ran the corner shop. Watch Stella Stree.

Deeply unethical, stealing someone's identity for any means should be illegal, even more so when using for capital gain.

The only time it should be OK is when the original person agrees to it, never mind the rabbit hole of family members permitting the use of a dead persons likeness. I hope any of these celebrities sue ITV for this trash.

Even with clear messaging that this is a fake, the clips can easily be cropped and taking out of context and mistaken for real.

ITV yet again pushing the boundaries of what is acceptable on TV, have they gone too far this time ? I hope so but I don't hold my breath as they made this after the disgusting deepfake of the queen (itv or maybe channel 4). That should be been the warning but here we are.

This was so dodgy. ITV2 as well. It wasn't on some hole of a channel you accidentally find at 4am when most shows are shopping channels and you want to find literally anything to watch.

It was on ITV2, in a slot previously "owned" by Family Guy for the last few weeks.

The show starts with some "legal disclaimer" crap which is obviously aimed at, or a genuine legal loophole to prevent the celebrities "involved", from suing them.

I hope they all sue them. Kim Kardashian is a hero of the modern era, they clearly have the means to deepfake her doing ANYTHING on Camera for clout. ANYTHING she wouldn't have done genuinely on camera. Disgraceful.

No but really, the visual side of the show was amazing, they clearly could have put absolutely any celebrity in absolutely any situation and it look real. If they had paid as much for the scripts/comedy as the deepfake element there's a tiny chance people would have been more forgiving.