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Movie stars once ruled Hollywood. In the ’90s and early 2000s, actors like Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Cruise could sell a movie on name alone. Today, that era is over. In this video essay, we explore why movie stars don’t exist anymore — and how Hollywood helped kill them. From the rise of IP-driven franchises like Marvel, Batman, and Spider-Man, to social media destroying celebrity mystery, stardom has fundamentally changed. Streaming services, influencer culture, and brand-first filmmaking replaced star power. Are actors like Timothée Chalamet the last of their kind, or proof that movie stardom is truly dead?
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