James Bond Trailer Featuring Henry Cavill Receives 2.3M Views Despite Being an AI Fake | THR News Video
A fake 'James Bond' trailer starring Henry Cavill has racked up millions of views online. The fake trailer introduces Cavill as the new Bond using a mix of footage from other movies and AI. It also ambitiously casts Margot Robbie as a Bond girl. So far the wannabe trailer featuring Cavill and Robbie has generated 2.3 million viewers, presumably driven by a mix of fans enjoying it as a "what-if" effort along with some people being fooled by it.
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00:00A fake James Bond trailer starring Henry Cavill has racked up millions of views online.
00:06The fake trailer introduces Cavill as the new Bond, using a mix of footage from other movies
00:11and AI. It also ambitiously casts Margot Robbie as a Bond girl.
00:15The problem is that the world is too small
00:24for both of us.
00:26So far, the wannabe trailer featuring Robbie and Cavill has generated 2.3 million views,
00:31presumably driven by a mix of fans enjoying it as a what-if effort,
00:35along with some people being fooled by it.
00:37Creator KHStudio notes in the description that the video is simply a concept trailer, writing,
00:42I've meticulously incorporated various effects, sound design, AI technologies,
00:46movie analytics, and other elements to bring my vision to life.
00:49Its purpose is purely artistic, aiming to entertain and engage with the YouTube community.
00:54For years, Cavill fans have been hoping the actor would succeed Daniel Craig in the iconic
00:57super-spy role. In recent weeks, Aaron Taylor-Johnson has been the latest actor rumored
01:02to be the new top choice for the part. While due in press for his upcoming film The Ministry of
01:06Ungentlemanly Warfare, Cavill was once again asked if there could possibly be any Bond films
01:11in his future. He continued, we'll see what they're
01:23plans are. Fans can see Cavill in The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare when it hits theaters
01:28this weekend. For more on this story and the latest movie news, head to THR.com.
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