grey cat: wooow, it is the closest match i ever saw :) very well done. no polemic about J garner being pretty or not, beauty is into the eye which beholds ! (i do not find her attractive, but i admit they manage to "maek her look/fee"l attractive in the serie, and that is quite a challenge as well.. i mean clonign someone in poser is very hard, making spectators/watchers think someone is sexy even if they do not agree is had too :) problem for sandmarine is that he may not had the idea abotu how videogames are made.. and he was inspired and enthousiastic :) but you guies fulfilled his enthousiasm too :) i mean usually video game use real time 3d engine, that means low polygon meshs, low detail etc.. beliee it of not, most of the time, "celebrities" in a game are just pasted face texture over a very basic mesh, i mean game character meshes cannot have so many morphs for facial adjustement and it will be a rough shape nothing more. so far the only game i saw that TRIED to add a few morphing capabilities similar but unmatching) poser is Top spin: you can set many details such as nose shpe, brows, chin and jaw.. but so far, due to the need to animate it in real time, you won't find any game mesh as complex or detailed as a poser character ! even in doa, girls use the same body (barely any chest/size adjust) with same face, only hair cut and eye color do change :) so why is it hard in poser to do the same ? because developpers "cheat",as they have to, and we have detailed characters and wanna emulate undetailed ones that try themselves to emulate real persons :) good luck and if i did ot already say it: wooow grey cat !!! someone, though, told something through: if you clone someone known 100% accuratly, chances are that it will be unrecognizable and look like everyday people :) other option is to empathize or caricature traits and attitudes... so it depend on if you wanna clone Jgarner or S bristow cause they are different ! in fact, any "skinny" boyface looking character could acgt as a bristow wanabee... only need to choose what specific traits and characteristics make the character and the actor/actrss playing it "unique"