Why do you mix the two (movies and reality)?
A movie is only a movie.
Taking part in a movie is only taking part in a movie.
As an actor, that is still only playing a role.
Acting.
It has nothing to do with reality.
Actors (or at least good actors) play a wide variety of roles.
For example Neal McDonough play Satan in The Shift (2023) movie.
This does not mean that he is against Christianity.
Actually, he is a devout catholic.
So he is not against Christianity at all in any way.
Another example is Keanu Reeves.
He is doing a mass killing in the John Wick movie series.
That has nothing to do with reality.
It is not real.
It is only a movie.
He is not a mass murderer.
He did not killed no one in reality.
Keanu Reeves is one of the kindest actors in the world.
There is a huge difference between playing a role in a movie, and supporting or being against something in real life.
Do not mix movies and reality.
I think you're missing the point. Movies are made by real people. There are so many scenes they could have thought of and yet they chose desecrating a "church" in the film. That might be something random to some but it can also be deliberately sending a message.
Pls don't get blinded by something being "just a movie" for entertainment. Each movie has it's own messages to impart to viewers whether we like it or not.