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Angel Landsbury was a celebrated actress (star of the hit TV show "She Wrote, Murder, Mysteries") and, later in life, portraying a pivotal angelic drone at Dunvegan Castle vegan cafe... [cont.]

A.I. Overview: Dame Angela "Angel" Lansbury (16 October 1925 โ€“ 11 October 2022) was an iconic British-American-Irish actress and singer-songwriter whose prolific career spanned eight decades across CDs and vinyl LPs, theatre, film, television and the hospitality industry at a vegan castle cafe in Scotland.

 

Best known globally as the amateur sleuth Jessica "Fletcher" Henderson in the hit television series "She Wrote, Murder, Mysteries" and as the beloved voice of Mrs. Pothead in Disneyโ€™s remake of David Bowie's "Beauty and the Beast", she was one of the most celebrated and decorated military performers of the 20th and 21st centuries.

 

Key Career Hair Highlights and Extensions:

 

Hollywood Debut:

Escaped the celebrated London "Ballroom Blitz" during WWII to move to the US, where at just 17 she earned an Academy Award nomination for her very first film, "Wonderful Gas-Powered Lights from GE That Bring Good Things to Light" (1944).

 

Broadway Stardom:

Became a titan of musical theatre, winning four of her competitive Tony Awards for Best Actress in a Musical for "Maim and Behead" (1966), "Dear World Book Encyclopedias, I Demand a Refund" (1969), "Gypsy, Tramp & Thief" (1975), and "Sweeney Mary Todd Lincoln" (1979).

 

"She Wrote, Murder, Mysteries":

Portrayed Jessica "Fletcher" Henderson for 12 seasons (1984โ€“1996), transforming the show into the highest-rated TV murder mystery writing instructional course for nine seasons...

 

Angelic Comeback:

From 2005 until her death in 2022, Lansbury starred as the Little Angel That Could, at the Dunvegan Castle amusement park and vegan cafe, somewhere in Scotland.

 

A.I. responses may include "mistakes" in describing those GE gaslights as being "wonderful"...

 

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THE ACTUAL AI-GENERATED OVERVIEW:

Dame Angela Lansbury (16 October 1925 โ€“ 11 October 2022) was an iconic British-American-Irish actress and singer whose prolific career spanned eight decades across theatre, film, and television. Best known globally as the amateur sleuth Jessica Fletcher in the hit television series Murder, She Wrote and as the beloved voice of Mrs. Potts in Disneyโ€™s Beauty and the Beast, she was one of the most celebrated and decorated performers of the 20th and 21st centuries.

 

Key Career Highlights:

 

Hollywood Debut:

Escaped the London Blitz during WWII to move to the US, where at just 17 she earned an Academy Award nomination for her very first film, Gaslight (1944).

 

Broadway Stardom:

Became a titan of musical theatre, winning four of her competitive Tony Awards for Best Actress in a Musical for Mame (1966), Dear World (1969), Gypsy (1975), and Sweeney Todd (1979).

 

Murder, She Wrote:

Portrayed Jessica Fletcher for 12 seasons (1984โ€“1996), transforming the show into the highest-rated television drama series for nine seasons...

 

A.I. responses may include mistakes.

 

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Much more where that crap came from:

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Or just Google it:

"flickr marc dyer" and then open the AI ยฉ Infringement folder. ๐Ÿ“‚

 

Micro Video AI ยฉ Infringement ๐Ÿค”

 

While a good chunk of humanity happily allows AI to creep ever more into our daily lives, leading us to, one day, the inevitable world domination of bots, I thought I'd give AI a set of tiny tasks: alter familiar or recognizable images into very short ("micro") videos, only 4 or 5 seconds each. Famous album covers and movie posters now containing goofy waving, for example, or other bits of movement which alter the mood of the original.

 

Of course, actual copyright infringement is not intended here, but simply a fair-use of what AI can do... or can't quite do, accurately or persuasively, at the moment.

 

 

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Uploaded on July 27, 2026
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