Jackson denies animal cruelty allegations on 'Hobbit' set

Sir Peter Jackson has denied any animal cruelty took place on 'The Hobbit' set.

Jackson denies animal cruelty allegations on 'Hobbit' set
Tue, 20 Nov, 2012 - 17:47

Sir Peter Jackson has denied any animal cruelty took place on 'The Hobbit' set.

The legendary filmmaker and Warner Bros. producers insist PETA's allegations about animals being mistreated while shooting the upcoming fantasy flick are "unsubstantiated".

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