Seth Rogen recently told GQ magazine that after 11 years he is “pretty at peace” with what went down during the release of 2014’s “ The Interview .” The comedy, which Rogen co-wrote and starred in opposite James Franco, followed two Americans tasked by the CIA with assassinating North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un (played by Randall Park).

Notoriously, “The Interview” played a big role in the Sony hack . Data and emails from Sony employees were leaked online a few days before Thanksgiving 2014, and the hackers demanded the studio withdraw “The Interview’s” theatrical release. The studio also faced threats from North Korea, so it opted to skip a nationwide release and debut the film via online digital rentals and purchases. The group behind the Sony hack was “Guardians of Peace,” whic

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