A company that makes a commercial with a person who does an excellent,realistic job of pretending to be a famous movie star could be sued by the real actor for the tort of:

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The tort of commercial exploitation involves using someone's likeness or image without their permission for commercial gain. By using an impersonator to mimic a famous movie star, the company is essentially profiting off of the reputation and likeness of the real actor without their consent. However, if the impersonation is done in a way that is protected by the First Amendment (such as a parody), the company may not be held liable for this tort.

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