Sony's decision to pull The Interview off its release schedule in order to meet North Korean cyber terrorists' demands isn't an isolated case of Hollywood caving into foreign censorship. In fact, the film industry has been plagued by foreign censors as early as 1914 when the U.S. seized prints of the epic movie 1776 over it's offense to the British, going so far to imprison the film's director.
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Anthony D'Alessandro, Deadline.com
Sat, 12/20/2014 - 4:05pm
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