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majin_nemesis posted...

that's not the same thing,that still their books,the author isn't appearing in someone else fictional work without his permission,fictional work that is being done for money, it's dead people being taken advantage off and it's weird like these types of things are getting more common,like those concerts where they use holograms of dead singers,it's all becoming very disrespectful and death cult like

Your complaint was that the family may be profiting by giving permission, which is absolutely the same thing.

Should the family of a dead author no longer have the right to give permission for a film adaptation? Or for their characters to be used in another person's writing (as has happened with Ian Fleming and Agatha Christie)?

The voice over artist is giving a performance. When they die, the options are to scrap the character altogether, remove his work and re-cast, have someone else do an impersonation, or have AI do an impersonation. Why is using AI (with permission) the 'disrespectful' option?

When actors died mid-film in pre-AI days, they used stand-ins and editing to cover for it. Was that wrong?