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Movie rats are cleaner than they look

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The filthy, disease-ridden vermin scurrying across a dungeon floor are actually living better than most of the crew. Animal trainers bathe these rodent actors regularly, trim their nails, and ensure they are perfectly sanitized. The illusion of grime is strictly visual, as you simply cannot risk a lead actor catching the plague during a close-up.

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