Many slumming roles call for the actress to drink the hard stuff (Trucker, Monster's Ball, The Jacket, North Country, etc.).

And not everybody on death row was a political prisoner -- there were some really bad people there.

Indeed, if a 2009 article in the state-run China Daily is to be believed, more than 65% of organs transplanted in China at that time came from executed prisoners.

The intact version has, for example, a scene where the protagonist, a corrupt lawyer, is asked to sign away his organs while on death row.

For decades, China, which executes more prisoners annually than any other country, has relied on organs removed from the condemned, a practise that has drawn international criticism.