Actors and crew of the film 'Innocence of Muslims' were duped

15 September, 2012

The entire cast and crew of the movie 'Innocence of Muslims' say that the producer took advantage of the team. The actors were given no sign about the end product of the the film, and they were totally unaware of the script and the producer lied about his objectives.

THE STORY of the film 'Innocence of Muslims' was the reason behind the protests in Egypt and Libya. This controversial film has portrayed the prophet Muhammad as a child molester, and Muhummad is shown in the film as a low status man with no known father - and all this outraged Muslims worldwide.

The caste and crew of the film are saying that they should not be held responsible as the producer took undue advantage of the team, and all the offensive passages in the film were dubbed after completion of the film. The entire crew is upset and is feeling bad about the tragedy that has occurred due to the film.

One of the actresses, Cindy Lee Garcia who has played a role in the movie, says that the movie has nothing to do with religion, and was just showing that how things were run in Egypt. The movie didn't have anything about Muhammad and Muslims. But in the audio track, the name Muhammad was also dubbed along the other offensive references on Islam, and all this was done during post-production, reported a website.

'Innocence of Muslims' is supposed to be written and directed by a man called Sam Bacile, who is a real estate developer in California, and is reportedly hiding now. But in one of his statements, he said that his film has an agitating political statement, which condemns Islam and says that, the movie will expose Islam's defects to the world. This movie's production cost was $5 million, which included 59 actors and 45 people behind the screen and took three months to be completed.

The movie was on YouTube from the last two months, but didn't grab much attention. So, the film was dubbed into Egyptian Arabic. And after doing, this the film was telecasted on an Egyptian television, which sparked the outrage among the viewers.