Actor Jeff Bridges is shown in “Tron: Legacy.” Bridges will play himself, at his natural age, and a computerized avatar called “Clu,” who hasn’t aged since around the time he was first created for the first “Tron” movie, in 1982. Clu bears Bridges’ face, altered to make him about 35 years old, but it’s grafted onto the body of a younger actor.
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