Neeson recently told reporters he had tucked in alongside other cast members after Carnahan asked for wolf stew to be prepared on set to help them get into character. "It was very gamey," said the Oscar-nominated actor. "But I'm Irish, so I'm used to odd stews. I can take it. Just throw a lot of carrots and onions in there and I'll call it dinner." Unlike some colleagues who were apparently sick, Neeson said that he had been back for seconds.
- Halil
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Peta also criticised Carnahan for allegedly ordering wolf carcasses from a trapper for use in the film. "Many animals caught in traps chew off their own limbs in order to escape," said spokeswoman Jane Dollinger. "These animals go on to die of gangrene or other secondary infections, sometimes leaving nursing puppies abandoned to fend for themselves."
- Halil
"wolf stew to help them get into character" - Achso... :[
- esther
If critics had their way, we'd have no TV/films/theatre/books etc and we'd all be sitting at home knitting scarf's and jumpers for each other's birthdays! That's the reason so many great shows were cancelled before their time! :(
I never learned to knit. The teacher gave up teaching me since I was sinister.
- Eivind
It's probably up the critics to decide. If the show has only a few million watchers instead of tens of millions they are expecting, then it will get the axe. No matter how good or praised it is.
- Jemm