Sony Pictures Set to Release Comedy Interview
Sony Pictures still intends to release the comedy "Interview" in the foreseeable future, but the way of presenting the picture to viewers has yet to be agreed. According to The Hollywood Reporter, this opinion was expressed by studio representative David Boys. "The movie will be released. How it will happen, until no one tells you. But it will be released," he said. According to the lawyer, the cyberattack on Sony Pictures is "a crime supported at the state level." "This is not a Sony network security problem. This is a national security problem and the government must get involved in solving it," he added. Recall that earlier US President Barack Obama expressed regret over the cancellation of the movie rental. The head of the White House suggested that he would need to call the owners of cinemas and ask them not to give up the premiere. The FBI believes that a hacker attack of this magnitude became possible only thanks to the help of the DPRK authorities. Interview was canceled after a group called Freedom Defenders published a message that threatened to repeat the September 11, 2001 attacks. Immediately after, all references to the movie disappeared not only from the studio's official websites, but from social networks. The Topic of Article: Sony Pictures Set to Release Comedy Interview. |
