tsunami voyeurism
Thai survivors and relief workers say they were most angered that the crew chose to re-enact the disaster _complete with dead bodies and overturned cars_ on the main road through Khao Lak that was devastated by the giant waves.
Others were upset the crew chose to put up flyers throughout the tsunami-hit region, saying victims were needed as extras.
"It was pretty tasteless. People are not happy," said Robert Reynolds, an American charity director whose Srithong Thukaoluan Foundation is supporting more than 100 children affected by the tsunami.
Finola Dwyer, the drama's producer, said she regretted the wording in the flyer. But she defended the decision to shoot in areas hit by the tsunami.
"Why not? It did happen. It's not a piece of fiction," Dwyer said.
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Others were upset the crew chose to put up flyers throughout the tsunami-hit region, saying victims were needed as extras.
"It was pretty tasteless. People are not happy," said Robert Reynolds, an American charity director whose Srithong Thukaoluan Foundation is supporting more than 100 children affected by the tsunami.
Finola Dwyer, the drama's producer, said she regretted the wording in the flyer. But she defended the decision to shoot in areas hit by the tsunami.
"Why not? It did happen. It's not a piece of fiction," Dwyer said.
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