The Sony hackers have finally hit too close to home for Seth Rogen and James Franco.
The stars shrugged off their personal leaks and lamented those of Sony’s many employees.
But now that the hackers have gone from releasing info to full-on domestic terror threats, the comedy stars are getting serious.
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Both Seth and James have reportedly cancelled all upcoming appearances up to Thursday’s NYC screening of their movie The Interview.
The pair were scheduled to appear on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon on Wednesday night; Seth was set to appear solo on ​Late Night with Seth Meyers on Thursday.
You can’t blame the stars for worrying about their safety. The Department of Homeland Security may not deem the threat credible, but sometimes you can’t take the chance.
But how awful that we live in a world where making a silly film can get people threatening innocent lives.
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