An AHA monitor named Gina Johnson wrote an internal e-mail describing an incident during the production of the Oscar-winning film "Life of Pi" in which the tiger used in the film "Damn near drowned" during a take. A trainer on the film tells The Hollywood Reporter that when he raised the issue with the movie's AHA monitor, he was told that the organization had no jurisdiction because the deaths had not occurred during filming. In 2005, during the filming of Disney's "Eight Below," an AHA incident report noted that a trainer broke up a fight between three dogs by severely beating the dog in the film's leading role, at one point punching it five times in the diaphragm. The film did not receive the credit, but the AHA says that was because the film wasn't screened for them before release and was not a consequence of the dead chipmunk.
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