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Larry David has had a photo from 2009 for a long time, a press or red-carpet professional photograph. Recently, the photo was changed to a screenshot of a video under CC that he did for YES network. It's a bit... odd because it's a screenshot of a video where he's constantly in motion. I understand the desire for a more recent photo, and that either are acceptable as an image for a BLP, but would it make sense to sort out consensus on which photo to use?
I think in this case, an older professional photo (from a time when his popularity was high, not like this is him from 50 years ago) would be preferrable to a screengrab from a new video. Happy to hear what others have to say! Yojo98 (talk) 14:16, 4 May 2026 (UTC)Reply
IMO, when there's this many years between, the 2026 pic wins. Now-ish is one desirable aspect with living-people leadpics, and the 2026 one is quite decent for a screenshot. Anyone who wants to try to make to make a better one from the video can do that. Gråbergs Gråa Sång (talk) 14:27, 4 May 2026 (UTC)Reply
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