

The Interview
Dave Skylark and his producer Aaron Rapaport run the celebrity tabloid show "Skylark Tonight". When they land an interview with a surprise fan, North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un, they are recruited by the CIA to turn their trip to Pyongyang into an assassination mission.
Critics Sentiment
Kim cries and defecates during televised interview
Security officer Koh finds and chews the ricin strip
The biggest swing occurs when the film transitions from the slow physical comedy sequences to Kim and Skylark's bonding scenes, jumping 2.5 points as reviewers found the friendship dynamic much more engaging.
The Interview starts as a mediocre setup but builds momentum through the friendship between Skylark and Kim Jong Un, which reviewers found surprisingly effective. The film peaks during the climactic interview breakdown scene that most found hilarious, before settling into a satisfactory but unremarkable conclusion. Overall, reviewers appreciated it as crude but entertaining comedy that doesn't take itself seriously, though many noted Franco's character as irritating and the excessive violence as off-putting.
Full cast
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James Franco
Dave Skylark

Seth Rogen
Aaron Rapaport

Lizzy Caplan
Agent Lacey

Randall Park
President Kim Jong-un

Diana Bang
Sook

Timothy Simons
Malcolm

Reese Alexander
Agent Botwin

James Yi
Officer Koh
Paul Bae
Officer Yu

Geoff Gustafson
Cole
Dominique Lalonde
Jackie

Anesha Bailey
Janet

Anders Holm
Jake

Charles Rahi Chun
General Jong
Don Chow
Two-Fingered Man

Colin Foo
Train Passenger

Larry Hoe
Train Passenger
Cleo Yeh
Train Passenger
Yuna Song
Korean Girl

Michelle Kim McCoy
Hot Korean Girl
Crew
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