I've wasted SO much money shooting movies with fake cameras.

Fake food is often designed to survive heat from sets and lights. Filming for ads is different than filming movies, but the same idea applies. They also make low-sound versions of things like paper bags as to not ruin takes when things get carried by actors, moved around, or dragged on the set floor.

Using fake firearms is more expensive than using real ones with blanks, using real money is often cheaper than fake Hollywood money

The staff ate it later.

Fake food can be reused and real food can't, mkaing fake food cheaper in the long run.

It always pissed me off how in the Big Bang Theory, you always see them with food, but you never see them eat. I can probably count on one hand the number of times in the whole series someone actually takes a bite off camera.

I hope the crew got to eat all the stuff they never touched on camera, cause that shit always looked good. I got so many cravings watching that...

I'm still unclear on whether that was chicken.

In Germany a school recently held a funeral for their school skeleton, which was an actual human. They suspected that this was a young Indian man. Up to the 20th century, you could easily buy a dead person from India. There are still schools with actual human remains.

Beer comes and goes, but skeleton is forever.

not union ghosts =/

So you're saying my chance to make it as an actor will outlive me

Don't leave it all on Tobe. Depending on how recently you've asked him, Spielberg directed none, some, most, or all of this movie.

Ever sniffed a bone?

It's not fully anonymous, that invites grave robbing like the early days of medicine. There's still accountability when needed.

If it doesn't benefit the military somehow I'd be A-OK with this happening to me

Well blast testing is technically science if they record the results.

Im sure some dinosaurs got caught in there!

I bet that plankton ate dinosaurs tho