Harvey Keitel Shooting New Film Written by Wife Daphna Kastner, Warns of AI 'Danger' to Acting
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Rafa Sales Ross
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Harvey Keitel revealed at the Karlovy Vary Film Festival that he is shooting a new film written by his wife, Daphna Kastner. Describing the project as "guerrilla warfare," Keitel noted it's a non-Hollywood production being made in Hollywood with a crew largely composed of college students. He also denounced the dangers of AI in the film industry, specifically calling out actors like Michael Caine who license their voices to AI, warning of the existential threat this poses to the craft of acting.
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VarietyHarvey Keitel Shooting New Film Written by Wife Daphna Kastner, Warns of AI 'Danger' to Actingvariety.comKey quotes
· 3 pulledMy wife wrote a script; she's a writer, director, actress… We're working on it.
It's sort of guerrilla warfare. It's not a Hollywood film, but it's being done in Hollywood because we live there.
We have a lot of college students on the crew, and we'll see what happens.
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