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Celebs react: Sony cancels Christmas Day release of the 'The Interview'

This image released by Columbia Pictures shows James Franco, left, and Seth Rogen in "The Interview." The comedy is set for release in 2014 on Christmas Day. (AP Photo/Columbia Pictures, Sony, Ed Araquel)

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This image released by Columbia Pictures shows James Franco, left, and Seth Rogen in "The Interview." The comedy is set for release in 2014 on Christmas Day. (AP Photo/Columbia Pictures, Sony, Ed Araquel)
Dec 17, 2014

Social media reaction to the cancellation of the Christmas Day release of Sony's 'The Interview.'

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