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A significant concern revolves around the so-called perpetuity clauses embedded in contracts. These clauses often grant studios the irrevocable rights to an actor’s digital likeness forever and across every conceivable medium—referred to colloquially as "every dimension." Critics argue that such terms effectively enslave actors to the studio's interests indefinitely, allowing Marvel (and other studios) to utilize their likenesses in perpetuity, potentially without further consent or compensation.