Pamela Anderson doesn't work with dogs
Pamela Anderson doesn't believe in canine movie stars. The environmentalist and long time PETA supporter got so upset that she had to physically leave the set of her latest flick, Superhero Movie, when the crew brought out her doggy co-star. It's not that Pamela's a dog-hater -- far from it -- she was apparently not aware that she would be sharing the screen with a non-human actor. Being a staunch PETA supporter, she believes that it's cruel to to use animals in film making. I wonder if that includes wildlife documentaries?
The scene was supposed to go like this: Pam's character, Invisible Girl, calls her invisible dog and then it appears out of nowhere as it jumps up into her arms. How that represents cruelty to animals, I have no idea. The director was able to work around Pam's brainwashed unexpected refusal to play the scene by filming the dog and Pam separately and then editing them together.
In the end, the whole debacle was for nothing. The scene had to be cut because it contained a bestiality joke that the MPAA didn't like. Still, does training a domesticated animal to act in film really seem like animal cruelty? I would imagine that Hollywood dog stars get their own agents and trailers. Sounds like a pretty sweet gig to me.
[via Ecorazzi]
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