The campaign was launched by the charity foundation of Ashton Kutcher and wife Demi Moore, who enlisted pals including Justin Timberlke, Bradley Cooper, Sean Penn and Eva Longoria for the cause of raising awareness about sex slavery.
The public service announcements display the actors in a number of bizarre, macho tasks such as shaving with a chain saw and toasting a cheese sandwich with an iron, before telling viewers that "real men don't buy girls," and urging them to take a stand against child sex slavery.
The public service announcements display the actors in a number of bizarre, macho tasks such as shaving with a chain saw and toasting a cheese sandwich with an iron, before telling viewers that "real men don't buy girls," and urging them to take a stand against child sex slavery.