"I won't tell you where, it's only for like two seconds,"
"too blurry to be identified"
"getting up pretty close to that $100 million mark."
"It was worth it."
The Las Vegas Sphere hosts an immersive version of The Wizard of Oz that alters the original 1933 film to fit the mammoth Sphere screen and trims the film's length to allow more daily viewings. Two characters' faces in the film are replaced with the faces of Sphere Entertainment CEO James Dolan and Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav for roughly two seconds. The original characters were uncredited and too blurry to be identified on screen. The production costs approached $100 million, and AI was used to translate the film for the massive screen, drawing controversy.
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