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Do Actors actually eat vegan food on movie sets when a film says “no animals were harmed” ?
When a movie starts/ends with the statement “No animals were harmed in the making of this movie,” does that mean anything beyond the animals used in filming? For example, does it mean the actors, actresses, crew, etc. were eating vegan food during production?
If everyone on set is still eating meat, dairy, eggs, etc., then obviously the movie isn't vegan. And I'm sure actors still eat real meat in scenes.
So what exactly does the “no animals were harmed” statement mean?
u/HumbleWrap99 — 1 day ago
Tofu Ranked #1 Protein Source by a Scientific Scoring System.
sciencefocus.comu/HumbleWrap99 — 2 days ago
Vegans Give Smile to Animals 🥰, Non-vegans eat tortured bodies 🤮
u/Bool_The_End — 6 days ago
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Vegan Meal in IndiGo flight 😋 ✈️
Credits- mynameisranjan (insta) and sowhatstheplan (youtube)
u/HumbleWrap99 — 6 days ago