Jenna Ortega voiced concerns over rising AI use in films, saying computers lack soul and cannot replicate human imperfections. Speaking at the Marrakech Film Festival, she hoped audiences would tire of AI content. Bong Joon Ho and Celine Song also criticised AI’s creative impact.
Actress Jenna Ortega says she feels “incredibly misunderstood” due to fame, and that public recognition sometimes feels “horrific.” In a candid interview, she opened up about dealing with assumptions, privacy issues, and how director Tim Burton helped her build confidence.
During an interview with co-stars Winona Ryder and Catherine O’Hara for Canal+ (via 'People'), Ortega revealed that she struggled with the audition process because she was required to kiss Boyce, according to 'Variety'.
On "The Interview" podcast with the New York Times, Jenna Ortega expressed her strong dislike for AI, saying, "I hated being 14 and creating a Twitter account, only to see disturbing edited content of me as a child. It's terrifying and corrupt. What's worse is that we've opened Pandora's box. It's out there now, and we have to face the consequences."
Washington: Netflix, on Tuesday, unveiled the first look of the Addams Family from the upcoming series ‘Wednesday.’ Taking to Instagram, Netflix shared a black and white image of the Addams Family which they captioned, “Say hello to Netflix’s Addams Family. Catherine Zeta-Jones, Jenna Ortega, Luis Guzman, and Isaac Ordonez star in Wednesday, the new series […]
