content: There's actually been a court ruling on that. One of the actors from back to the future (Marty McFly's dad) demanded too much money for the sequel, so they cut most of his scenes and substituted another actor. They gave him makeup and prosthetic cheekbones so he'd look passably similar at a distance. The original actor sued, saying more or less that his face was his intellectual property, and won. Of course, in the age of the internet when you can distribute a film using torrents and receive payment with cryptocurrency, that may no longer matter as much. It'll be funny to see all the scientologists and hollywood liberals panic when they realise one of their primary coins is about to become massively debased.