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North Korea threatens war on US over Kim Jong-un movie
North Korea has promised "merciless" retaliation if a forthcoming Hollywood movie about killing Kim Jong-un is released, say agencies. A North Korean foreign ministry spokesman said in state media that the movie's release would be an "act of war".
He did not mention the title, but a Hollywood movie called The Interview with a similar plot is due in October. Hollywood actors James Franco and Seth Rogen star in the action-comedy film. They play a talkshow host and his producer who are invited to interview Kim Jong-un, and are subsequently recruited by the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) to assassinate the leader.
The film's teaser trailer, posted on Youtube, shows a lookalike actor playing Kim Jong-un, as well as fight scenes involving what appear to be North Korean tanks and helicopters, and a nuclear missile launch.
The North Korea spokesman was quoted by the state KCNA news agency as saying: "Making and releasing a movie on a plot to hurt our top-level leadership is the most blatant act of terrorism and war and will absolutely not be tolerated." He added that the "reckless US provocative insanity" of mobilising a "gangster filmmaker" to challenge the North's leadership was triggering "a gust of hatred and rage" among North Korean people and soldiers. "If the US administration allows and defends the showing of the film, a merciless counter-measure will be taken," the spokesman was quoted as saying.
Apparent evidence emerged last week supporting claims that North Korea is further developing its missile technology. Some experts said they had identified a new anti-ship cruise missile shown in a North Korean propaganda film. Other observers were more sceptical. North Korea is holding three Americans in custody. The latest to be detained is said to be a tourist named Jeffrey Edward Fowle who reportedly left a Bible at a hotel.
Rogen, one of the directors of The Interview, recently said he was inspired by journalists' trips to North Korea. He told Yahoo: "People have the hypothetical discussion about how journalists have access to the world's most dangerous people, and they hypothetically would be in a good situation to assassinate them." He added that the film was originally about meeting Kim Jong-il, but they had to revise the script when he died in 2011 and his son Kim Jong-un took power.
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That's one problem with dictators/dictatorships. They can't conceptualize that the movie industry is a completely separate, private entity than the U.S. Government. It would be the equivalent of the U.S. saying that we need to start a war with North Korea because a few of their citizens said they wanted to harm one of our presidents. (Which I'm sure happens all-the-time, actually).

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That's one problem with dictators/dictatorships. They can't conceptualize that the movie industry is a completely separate, private entity than the U.S. Government. It would be the equivalent of the U.S. saying that we need to start a war with North Korea because a few of their citizens said they wanted to harm one of our presidents. (Which I'm sure happens all-the-time, actually).

im sure they know exactly how things function outside of North Korea. they are performing a political clownery for internal public. and as far as i understood they didn't threaten to start a war, they said the release of the film would be an act of war

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Oh, God, if I were President I would be pressing buttons every damn day and wipe off some of these stupid countries who think they are so damn tough.

Meanwhile, those Korean people suffer everyday and no one does a damn thing.

Some so called leaders need to be killed and let the people tear apart their bodies.

That dictator needs to be shut up for good.

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Welcome to the real world. We can't just kill leaders because they are mean. You think South Korea really wants to unite with the North? That would be 22 million more people that would depend on government assistance until they can get back on track. Would cause economic problems. They are going to wait for a few more million people to starve first.

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Oh, God, if I were President I would be pressing buttons every damn day and wipe off some of these stupid countries who think they are so damn tough.

Meanwhile, those Korean people suffer everyday and no one does a damn thing.

I bet they wish cowboy-Valerie was in charge so they could be "helped" by having their "stupid country" "wiped off".

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