I saw the comment about whether you'd have really recognized something wrong in the CGI version of Princess Leia if you hadn't known that Carrie Fisher was dead and so your brain manufactured reasons to justify your sense of "but it can't be her!" I wanted to add a data point.

I know Carrie Fisher is dead, of course. But I have only seen the original three Star Wars movies, and those back when originally released in the 70s and 80s. So I couldn't have told you whether the image you tossed onto my screen in position A was a photograph taken before she died or a CGI image produced after she died.

I didn't get any alarm bells. Nothing creepy about the eyes. It just looked like Carrie to me. Yeah, maybe I am just unobservant or whatever, but I'm probably your best target demographic, because I know what Carrie Fisher looked like but honestly didn't know till you told us afterwards that that wasn't just a perfectly ordinary picture of her, taken when she was alive.

No issues. No concerns. No "wait, there's something weird there." Just "Oh, there's Carrie."