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A new technology allows actors’/actresses’ digital images to be tweaked like never before. A person puts on a bodysuit containing thousands of sensors that record every move. Now, artists have the data to change physical aspects of celebrities on screen without changing what it is that makes them famous - their mojo. They can be made thinner, more voluptuous, less bald, etc. See what it did for me… just kidding, I didn’t have a picture to go along with this story.  By using sensors attached to actors' faces and bodies, a state-of-the-art computer-graphic system called Digital Enhanced Live Action, can make anyone look thinner, younger and more beautiful.
In the first footage shots of Beowulf, due in theatres Nov. 16, Angelina Jolie emerges from golden water with plumper lips, meat on her bones and a ponytail that writhes like a scorpion's tail, while co-star Ray Winstone is half his age - his hefty middle turned into abs worthy of Men's Health.
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