James Franco pokes fun at Sony computer hacking scandal on SNL


  • TECH
  • Monday, 08 Dec 2014

SEEING THE HUMOUR: Franco (left), who stars with Seth Rogen in the new film The Interview which centres on a plot to kill Kim, lost no time mining the Sony hack for laughs.

NEW YORK: Just days after a massive hacking attack on employees at Sony's Hollywood studio, distributor of the new James Franco comedy about a plot to assassinate North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, the actor wasted no time as host of Saturday Night Live and mined the situation for all it was worth. 

Franco stars with Seth Rogen in the new film The Interview which centres on a plot to kill Kim, used as comic fodder. 

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