Instead of much more striking and flattering professional photoshoot pictures of actors at their best (i.e. NOT when they're old and grey/full of Botox). Brad Pitt and Nicole Kidman, for instance, look way way better circa 1990s than they do now, so what sense is there of picking unflattering photos of them during recent red carpet events? Even Brad Pitt and Nicole Kidman in current film and TV, after they've had the proper hair and makeup treatment, will look much better than they do caught by the paps at a premiere/awards ceremony.

Hello mycast. How are you? That's a shame. I may have to leave this site then. I was really enjoying this place, and had hoped that you might appreciate my custom, but I can not for the life of me understand the logic of uploading recent photos that (a) will have to be updated again and again (the thing about a 'recent' photo is that they don't stay 'recent' for very long), (b) are often red-carpet pictures that do not display an actor when they're performing (the way an actor tends to look on the red-carpet is often way removed from their screen persona), and (c) are often unflattering to the actors concerned. But there is a way around this of course. Perhaps we could have one main photo for actors that are, as you say, 'recent, high quality headshots' (even though that will necessitate that these pictures are subject to regular and tiresome changes, and do not help a situation concerning actors who are long retired or haven't recently appeared in public, and thus do not have a 'recent, high quality headshot' leading to various inconsistencies between photos), and we could also allow each user to incorporate a separate picture for the individual in question during their 'Story' pages that best illustrates why a person suits a particular role. It would certainly help other users understand why an actor has been chosen for a particular role, and surely being helpful is something we should encourage. :) Anyway, nice speaking to you. I sincerely hope you have appreciated my polite and well-reasoned post, and understand where I am coming from.