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Question about IDing people in group shots....

You know how on Facebook you can drag your cursor over a person in a photo and their name tag appears? Will IMDb ever be able to do that in the future? Sometimes there are a lot of people in an image and it would be useful. Just wondering.

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? ? The Waltons (1972) https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0068149/reference/ https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0068149/mediaindex 344 photos Mouse over to see Names https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0068149/mediaviewer/rm1642858240 Richard Thomas, Will Geer, Judy Norton, Ellen Corby, Kami Cotler, David W. Harper, Michael Learned, Mary Beth McDonough, Eric Scott, Ralph Waite, and Jon Walmsley .

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Yes if you put the cursor of the thumbnail the names show up. What I'm writing about is the cursor over the single group image. I happen to know the cast of The Waltons but what about group shots of lesser known people like at a red carpet event with a bunch of cast and producers and you don't know what name goes with what person. This is just a wondering on my part. If it's not in the plans that's fine. :)

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Hi, Ben Hampel​. Well, people who have ever used Facebook extensively (even a long time ago) know exactly what you meant. If I understand correctly, ACT_1 isn't too familiar with the utilities present on Facebook therefore misunderstood you.

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It's all good. :)

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@jeorj_euler​ 😀 What is Facebook ?? .

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I remember the old Facebook from over ten years ago. Gosh, it seemed so cutting edge at the time, and yet I can't see where it has made much progress technologically since then. To be fair, I might not know, since I've not logged in since my original account was banned. I had though about joining Twitter, but I estimated that all social media sites suffer from the same corruption and abuse. So many of the things people are complaining about in social media nowadays, I recognized right away, back in the year 2008, long before Edward Snowden decided to blow the whistle.