“Last Thursday, I went to Amblin’s office and watched all the film shot on the day in question, as well as saw video from the trainers and still photographs,” he wrote. Polone, who also helped pay for and write the film, conducted his own investigation into the incident. PHOTOS: Most Stylish Instagram Pets! Read article
“Seeing that distraught dog in the video did not comport with what I had observed in the prior weeks of production.” “Not once did I perceive any animal caused any discomfort or put in danger,” he wrote. Although he wasn’t present when the scene in question was shot, he said he was on set for about 70 percent of the time. In response, Polone wrote an essay for The Hollywood Reporter explaining what really happened on set. “PETA is calling on moviegoers to boycott A Dog’s Purpose and, along with concerned dog lovers and other animal-welfare organizations, will be protesting screenings nationwide to remind compassionate people never to support films that use animals for entertainment.” Dennis Quaid bonds with Buddy in “A Dog’s Purpose.” “As the TMZ video of a terrified dog being forced into churning water shows, animals do not belong on set as if they were props, and there is no way to ensure their safety,” the statement read.
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PETA’s senior vice president Lisa Lange told Us Weekly in a statement on Monday, January 23, that the organization is calling on animal advocates to picket outside movie theaters and screenings of the movie, and people in more than 25 cities have pledged to carry out these protests. PHOTOS: The Real House Pets of the Real Housewives Read article
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