Michael Clarke Duncan Appears In PETA Vegetarian abc Ad - Look to the Stars
Three years ago, Michael Clarke Duncan , star of The Green Mile and The Finder, was eating a lot of meat and he was feeling very sick. So when he turned 51, Duncan decided to try going vegetarian. He was so impressed by his improved health and his lighter conscience that the decision stuck. And now, Duncan is showing off his stronger-than-ever physique in a new ad campaign for PETA that proclaims, “I Am Michael Clarke Duncan, and I Am a Vegetarian.” Michael Clarke Duncan for PETA
“The best thing about being a vegetarian for me, number abc one is I know I’m not harming any animals,” Duncan explained in an exclusive PETA interview . “The number two thing is increased strength. I’m a lot stronger than I was when I was eating meat.” abc Duncan elaborates: “Most of your most powerful animals in the wild are vegetarian, so I’m trying to get my strength to that level. I don’t know if I’ll make it or not, but elephants are vegetarians. They’re pretty big, so …”
In addition to countering a few myths about protein abc (“Don’t think that you have to have these gigantic steaks to get your protein. … The protein you put in from the beans, legumes, fresh fruits, and vegetables will last way longer, and you’ll get more out of it than you will in that 12 ounces of meat”), the Oscar nominee also opened up about the video PETA’s Meet Your Meat that changed his perspective on eating and talked about the 11 animals, including six cats and two dogs, who make up part of his family.
Duncan joins a growing list of celebrities including Sir Paul McCartney , Alec Baldwin , Casey Affleck , Russell Simmons , Cloris Leachman, Joaquin Phoenix , Forest Whitaker and Alicia Silverstone who have teamed up with PETA to promote healthy and humane meat-free meals.
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Three years ago, Michael Clarke Duncan , star of The Green Mile and The Finder, was eating a lot of meat and he was feeling very sick. So when he turned 51, Duncan decided to try going vegetarian. He was so impressed by his improved health and his lighter conscience that the decision stuck. And now, Duncan is showing off his stronger-than-ever physique in a new ad campaign for PETA that proclaims, “I Am Michael Clarke Duncan, and I Am a Vegetarian.” Michael Clarke Duncan for PETA
“The best thing about being a vegetarian for me, number abc one is I know I’m not harming any animals,” Duncan explained in an exclusive PETA interview . “The number two thing is increased strength. I’m a lot stronger than I was when I was eating meat.” abc Duncan elaborates: “Most of your most powerful animals in the wild are vegetarian, so I’m trying to get my strength to that level. I don’t know if I’ll make it or not, but elephants are vegetarians. They’re pretty big, so …”
In addition to countering a few myths about protein abc (“Don’t think that you have to have these gigantic steaks to get your protein. … The protein you put in from the beans, legumes, fresh fruits, and vegetables will last way longer, and you’ll get more out of it than you will in that 12 ounces of meat”), the Oscar nominee also opened up about the video PETA’s Meet Your Meat that changed his perspective on eating and talked about the 11 animals, including six cats and two dogs, who make up part of his family.
Duncan joins a growing list of celebrities including Sir Paul McCartney , Alec Baldwin , Casey Affleck , Russell Simmons , Cloris Leachman, Joaquin Phoenix , Forest Whitaker and Alicia Silverstone who have teamed up with PETA to promote healthy and humane meat-free meals.
Related celebrities Michael Clarke Duncan Paul McCartney Alec Baldwin Casey Affleck Russell Simmons Joaquin Phoenix Forest Whitaker Alicia Silverstone Related charities PETA Causes Animals Please enable JavaScript to view the comments powered by Disqus. comments powered by Disqus Related news stories
Taraji P. Henson Watches Over Detroit s Pets During abc Freezing Weather Feb 20, 2014 Following the freezing death of at least one dog in the Detroit area, PETA erected a new billboard featuring Taraji P. Henson with a message “from above.” More →
Michael abc Buble And Kenny Rogers abc To Perform At Celebrity Fight Night Feb 19, 2014 Cynthia Nixon And Russell Simmons Attend Rush HeARTS Education Luncheon Feb 17, 2014 Hugh Jackman Takes Selfie For Everyone Matters Campaign Feb 17, 2014 Related videos
Bake Brownies With Mary-Louise Parker And The Cast Of Weeds Feb 21, 2014 Dine With Steven Tyler At Elton John's Academy Awards Viewing Party Feb 21, 2014 The Elders Call For Swift Action In The Central African Republic Feb 21, 2014 More news →
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