I added myself into famous movies (actor replacement like in Once Upon A Time In Hollywood)

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Here's a fun trick video effect (and a creative use for green screen) which was used by Quentin Tarantino in 'Once Upon a Time In Hollywood' to make it look like Leonardo DiCaprio's character Rick Dalton had appeared (or almost appeared) in The Great Escape, playing Steve McQueen's famous role of Captain Hilts. So technically we are not just adding me to these movies - such as by putting me in the background - we are actually doing a full actor / character replacement and having me interact with the other actors.

For Tarantino's film, cinematographer Robert Richardson shot DiCaprio in front of a green screen, dressed in a wardrobe identical to what McQueen wore in the 1963 movie. The actor then read the identical lines McQueen said in the scene. The main challenge for Richardson was making sure he was shooting at the right height and using the right lenses.

I was inspired by this to try the same scene from The Great Escape, and also tried a few others: meeting Daniel Craig playing James Bond in Skyfall (in the National Gallery), Matt Damon in The Departed (the lift scene) and Leonardo DiCaprio himself as Jordan Belfort in The Wolf of Wall Street.

This trick is also somewhat similar to how Forrest Gump was inserted by ILM into archive footage meeting Presidents Kennedy, Johnson and Nixon. It is also a little similar to how you can complete a dead actor's performance, such as with Oliver Reed in Gladiator.

Made using our home green screen studio and some creative guesswork to recreate the lighting setups of each film, as well as the correct distances and focal lengths for our lenses.

If you like this you'll probably like our 'Forrest Gump' effect tutorial to add yourself to historical footage:
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