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Could a PG-13 rating save the lives of millions? 

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Ellen DeGeneres, Madonna and Justin Bieber think so. These big names and more are all doing their part to budge the MPAA from their "R" rating of the soon-to-be released documentary Bully, arguing a PG-13 rating would allow the film's target audience (adolescents) the opportunity to enter theaters without adult supervision.

"It seems to be a real big problem in our society right now, so I hope that kids get to see it," argued 30 Rock's Jane Krakowski to IN THE MIXX's entertainment correspondent, Gina Giordan, exclusively at the Roundabout Theater's 2012 Spring Gala in NYC.

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Watch the video for their interview and more coverage of Bully's efforts to put an end to hate and violence in our schools.

The moving documentary hits theaters in NYC and Los Angeles on March 30, and other cities April 13.