Before, in past interviews, I would panic. This time I didn’t. Something was different
"The Interview", a comedy about the fictional assassination of North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un, has earned more than $15-million in online purchases.
North Korea has compared President Barack Obama to a monkey and blamed the US for shutting down its internet amid the row over "The Interview".
Lauded by moviegoers who champion free speech, the fictional account of two talk show hosts plotting to kill Kim Jong-un was sold out in theatres.
Sony has debuted the movie online after hackers threatened its release, making it available on YouTube before screenings at 320 independent theatres.
