Screen star of the 1950s · 1926–1962
Marilyn Monroe
A little old-Hollywood sparkle for their day.
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We do not sell videos of living actors, athletes or influencers. Instead we offer famous names from history and old books, performed by AI and clearly labelled, so you get the star power without pretending.
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Our characters are AI generated. They're not really them. We won't tell if you don't tell.
Star quality, labelled honestly
A film icon of the 1950s and the most famous detective in fiction, both imagined.
Detective of Baker Street · 1887
Sherlock Holmes
Birthday wishes, reached by pure deduction.
Meet Sherlock HolmesOur characters are AI generated. They're not really them. We won't tell if you don't tell.
Why no living stars
A living celebrity can record a genuine message, and an AI copy of them would mislead your recipient and be unfair to the person imitated. We work only with figures whose stories have passed into the public domain, and we never claim the performance is real.
What you get instead
A short, personal video written around your recipient and performed in the manner of someone everybody recognises: a playwright, a detective, a composer, a screen legend. You choose the words; we make the performance.
Original books, not modern adaptations
Our storybook characters come from the original public-domain texts, so you meet Conan Doyle's Holmes and Stoker's Count, not the versions from recent films or series.
The full cast
Every character we offer
History and storybook figures only. No living people.
- Abraham LincolnFrontier lawyer and president · 1809–1865
- Albert EinsteinPhysicist and daydreamer · 1879–1955
- Alice in WonderlandFrom Lewis Carroll's 1865 tale
- Don QuixoteCervantes's errant knight · 1605
- Count DraculaBram Stoker's Count · 1897
- Frankenstein's CreatureFrom Mary Shelley's 1818 novel
- Frida KahloPainter of bold self-portraits · 1907–1954
- Halloween WitchAn original cottage witch
- Jane AustenNovelist of manners · 1775–1817
- Jesus of NazarethTeacher of first-century Galilee
- Julius CaesarRoman general and statesman · 100–44 BCE
- Leonardo da VinciPainter, engineer and inventor · 1452–1519
- Little Red Riding HoodFrom the old woodland fairy tale
- Ludwig van BeethovenComposer · 1770–1827
- Marilyn MonroeScreen star of the 1950s · 1926–1962
- Robin HoodOutlaw of the old English ballads
- Sherlock HolmesDetective of Baker Street · 1887
- William ShakespearePlaywright and poet · 1564–1616
- Wolfgang Amadeus MozartComposer and prodigy · 1756–1791
- ZorroMasked hero of old California · 1919
- The Headless HorsemanWashington Irving's Sleepy Hollow rider · 1820
- The Phantom of the OperaGaston Leroux's masked composer · 1910
- Dr. Jekyll & Mr. HydeRobert Louis Stevenson's divided gentleman · 1886
- The Invisible ManH. G. Wells's unseen scientist · 1897
- The MummyAn ancient guardian of the tombs, imagined anew
- Jack the Jack-o'-LanternA grinning pumpkin from the old Jack-o'-lantern tales
- Giggles the ClownAn original old-fashioned circus clown with a spooky streak
- Santa ClausThe jolly gift-giver of the North Pole
- Mrs. ClausThe heart of the North Pole household
- Tinsel Whitlock, Head ElfAn original North Pole head elf, clipboard in hand
- Dasher the ReindeerLead reindeer from 'A Visit from St. Nicholas' · 1823
- Ebenezer ScroogeDickens's reformed miser · 1843
- The Ghost of Christmas PresentDickens's jolly giant of the season · 1843
- The NutcrackerHoffmann's toy soldier come to life · 1816
- The Snow QueenAndersen's sovereign of winter · 1844
- Jack FrostThe winter sprite of folklore
- The Gingerbread ManThe runaway cookie of the folk tale · 1875
- KrampusThe horned companion of St. Nicholas, Alpine folklore
- Father ChristmasThe old English spirit of the season
39 characters · See them all with samples
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Questions, answered
Can you make a video of a current celebrity?
No, and we will not take requests for one. Our catalogue is limited to historical and public-domain storybook characters.
Is this a real recording?
No. Every video is an imagined AI performance of a public-domain figure or storybook character. It is not an authentic recording, and nobody, living or historical, has endorsed it.
What does a video cost?
A single video is $14. Three videos cost $28 and five cost $40; the extra videos stay as credits you can spend on any character later. The price is the same for every character and every occasion.
Can I suggest someone new?
Yes, as long as they come from history or a public-domain story. Suggest a character.