Thanks for your help buddy.
This hobby works at strange psychological levels... To me, realism/good quality, already makes me happy. Of course there's the problem of accuracy, but after some time chasing perfection (to no avail), I've searched myself and found what I really care about. And I just need that the figure convey the same message as the original character did on screen.
Bourne or whomever might have any meaning to you. To me, they are nothing. My relationship with action/fantasy/scifi flicks was severed long ago, and still is and will remain flaccid: Marvel's Gods bore me, and Disney's new SW stuff is even duller than Lucas). This means that actor faces are of course familiar to me, and I find them intriguing/attractive/interesting, but fortunately they still are what I want them to be. I couldn't do that with a headsculpt of Han Solo, James T. Kirk, etc.
Another example: I do Asmus LOTR a lot. What annoys me most of them (if anything) is not their lack of accuracy, but their lack of realism in certain instances (Frodo, Sam, Aragorn, Merry, Pippin...), in which they don't even look like human beings (Hobbits, Elves, Men... they all look more or less human). If they were more natural-looking HS', I wouldn't give a damn about they looking exactly like the actors, as long as they "convey the same message" as the book (and movie) characters did. On the other hand, Gandalf (both), Saruman, Bard... they are OK to me, even if their accuracy can be disputed.
You get the picture? I know it is weird...
For the time being (and for lack of a full solution), I'll have to keep doing look-alikes.
So: anybody any suggestions? There has to be some HS of a brunette latina with short, raised hair I can put a red bandana on...
Regards,
m.