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Even though celebrities are best known for their extravagance, there are a fair few that do their part to make the world a greener place. The celeb world is in a frenzy as to who is the greenest of them all. But which stars really mean it?

We take a look at some of the entrants to the ecorazzi, and you can try to work out whether it's guilt, fashion or genuine concern motivating these 'green' celebs, and predict which ones will stay the course.

Just as a famous face can sell a perfume, stars of stage and screen can sell a cause and scores of them are doing more than merely putting their money where their mouth is.

'Leo's Eco Movie Bombs' rang loud and clear in the media.

Comments from the mainstream media 'It's a good thing Leonardo DiCaprio made so much money from "Titanic" a decade ago' and 'His environmental documentary, "The 11th Hour," has been a total bust at the box office.

Released in 2007, after the first 18 days in release, the film had grossed only $417,913 from ticket sales.'
By comparison, Al Gore and Davis Guggenheim's "An Inconvenient Truth" had already made $3.5 million by its 18th day of release.