The interview movie

The interview is the 2014 American political comedy directed by Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg in his second directorial debut, in the wake of the end of the world. Screenplay Dan Sterling is the story by Rogen, Goldberg and sterling. The film stars Rogen and James Franco as journalists instructions to assassinate North Korean leader Kim Jong-un (played by Randall Park) after booking an interview with him. Mixed reactions from critics has received.

In June 2014, the government of North Korea has threatened to take action "without mercy" against the United States if the distributor of the film, Columbia Pictures, he went ahead with the launch. Colombia delay the release of October 10 to December 25 and edit the film to make it more palatable to North Korea said. In November, and cut off the computer systems of the parent company of Sony Pictures Entertainment by "guard the peace", a group that the FBI believed to have links with North Korea. After the escape of many other upcoming films then Sony and other sensitive internal information, the group demanded that Sony pull the interview, he noted that "terrorism film." At December 16, 2014, peace and guards threatened terrorist attacks against cinemas that played the interview.

On December 17, after a series of big chains canceled American films in the interest of safety presentations, cancel Sony theatrical release of the interview, which sparked criticism from the media, and Hollywood personalities and US President Barack Obama. After initially said he had no plans to release the film, which Sony interview available for rent online December 24, and through a limited version of the role of the selected display in the December 25 December.