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PETA's Anti-Fur Campaign
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals' would showcase this anti-fur commercial after the Stella McCartney show during the Paris Fashion Week. A question-answer session with long-time anti-fur campaigner McCartney, Pink and vice-president of PETA, Dan Mathews, would then follow the screening.
The computer-generated video would see singer Pink and actor-comic Ricky Gervais loaning their voices for the characters of an alligator and a rabbit, respectively, demanding the return of their fur while being skinned.
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Article Published On: Thursday, March 12, 2009, 12:06 [IST]
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