Thai environmentalists protest against DiCaprio's new movie

Thai environmentalists protest against DiCaprio's new movie

BANGKOK, Thailand - A Thai protester wearing a mask of Hollywood star Leonardo DiCaprio performs a mock samurai-style 'harakiri' suicide in front of a movie theater in Bangkok to protest against DiCaprio's latest movie, ''The Beach,'' on March 7. A group of some local environmentalists and their supporters says a Thai island was environmentally damaged during production of the film. The protester said he was showing DiCaprio ''atoning'' for the alleged environmental destruction.

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