Hollywood director Tim Burton's vision cannot be replicated by AI, says 'Beetlejuice Beetlejuice' star.

Tim Burton's vision cannot be replicated by artificial intelligence, as argued by Hollywood actor Justin Theroux.

According to the "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice" actor, he believes that artificial intelligence will not affect Hollywood directors, including Burton, in the future.

Theroux stated that upon viewing the film, individuals would comprehend that he believes no Tim Burton movie could have been created by AI.

"He is so singular in his vision."

Although Theroux believes that AI cannot replicate Burton's vision, the actor believes that the advanced technology will be featured in future films.

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Theroux believes that AI films or films written to some extent by AI will exist in the future.

"I believe it is challenging to replicate the creativity that emerges from Tim Burton's mind."

"I think when people see this film, they'll understand that I don't think there'll ever be a Tim Burton movie that could have been made by AI. … I think it's very difficult to duplicate what comes out of that man's head." — Justin Theroux

Burton's criticism of AI recreations of his characters preceded Theroux's comments.

In September 2023, the "Wednesday" director stated that he is aware of the potential threat that AI poses to animation, which he believes is greater than any other art form. He expressed his concern by saying, "They had AI do my versions of Disney characters!" in mock horror to The Independent.

"The sensation it evokes is indescribable; it evoked memories of when different cultures caution against capturing images, asserting that doing so strips away one's essence."

Burton stated that while he acknowledged some of the AI-generated examples as "good," he found the experience of seeing his own artistry cloned and imitated to be unsettling. He elaborated, "What it does is it drains something from you. It takes something from your spirit or mind; that is very unsettling, especially if it involves you. It's like a machine stealing your humanity, your soul."

The director is preparing for the launch of his eagerly awaited sequel, "Beetlejuice 2."

Rory, a new character created by Burton, is part of the "Beetlejuice" world.

Theroux stated to Planet Chronicle Digital that his character is merely a complex factor, to be honest.

"Lydia's love interest is not particularly beneficial to the family dynamic. He is desperate to marry her for malicious reasons. That's where he fits in."

Winona Ryder and Michael Keaton reprised their roles in the 1988 horror comedy.

The sequel featured newcomers Jenna Ortega, Monica Bellucci, and Willem Dafoe alongside Emmy winner Catherine O’Hara and the original cast.

Justin Theroux discusses his role as Winona Ryder's love interest in the sequel of "Beetlejuice."

""Working with Tim and the talented actors on those sets is a fabulous experience," Theroux stated."

When working on "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice," Theroux's favorite part was revealed to Planet Chronicle Digital.

"I loved watching Mrs. O'Hara work," he remarked.

"She was likely the best special effect in the movie. She's so funny. ... I adored every actor on our film."

"The Leftovers" actor pondered on the instant he noticed all of his fellow cast members' seats and felt grateful to be seated in the same space.

According to People, Theroux is engaged to actress Nicole Brydon Bloom. It is reported that he proposed to Bloom in Italy while the couple was attending the Venice Film Festival for "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice."

The Deetz family's story is chronicled in a movie that spans three generations. Following a shocking family event, the Deetzes return to their Winter River residence.

Lydia's life is thrown into chaos when her daughter Astrid discovers a mysterious model of the town in the attic and accidentally opens a portal to the afterlife, causing mischievous demon Beetlejuice to return and wreak havoc.

"Beetlejuice Beetlejuice" is in theaters Sept. 6.