Animals fare better than ostensible humans do in 'Jackass 3D's' slapstick stunts.
di Michael Phillips The Los Angeles Times
"Jackass 3D," a touching saga about a group of middle-aged pranksters trying to recapture their distant youth, mentions in its end credits that "some" of the stunts were monitored by the American Humane Assn. The bit where the pig eats the apple out of a dark place in the guy's anatomy was monitored, for example. Others were not.
Americanhumane.org also notes that in the tetherball-with-a-beehive sequence, most of the bees were computer-generated and that "the actors pretended to be stung — the bees and humans did not interact. [...]
di Michael Phillips, articolo completo (2014 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The Los Angeles Times 16 ottobre 2010
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