> There's nothing wrong with elevating talented no name actors but you need to pepper in some name recognition. That pepper is doubtlessly good for marketing,

> There's nothing wrong with elevating talented no name actors but you need to pepper in some name recognition. That pepper is doubtlessly good for marketing, but I think it's bad for the art. With some exceptions, every time a famous celebrity is in a movie, it breaks immersion for me. I think fame makes an actor intrinsically worse at their job, even when their acting skill is the reason for their fame. Except for Gary Oldman of course.