Judd Apatow slams the cyber crime that targeted Sony Pictures, while Joel McHale pokes fun at himself after he was outed in one of the email leaks asking for a discount on a Sony TV.
- Dec 12, 2014
AceShowbiz - Kevin Hart was not the only star reacting to the Sony hacking scandal as Judd Apatow also weighed in on the issue. The actor/producer compares the recent cyber crime to massive nude photo scandal that targeted Jennifer Lawrence and other celebrities.
"Releasing private Sony e mails to hurt people is the same as releasing nude photos of Jennifer Lawrence. Why are they ok to print," he shared his thoughts on the matter on Twitter. "Both are theft and can hurt people. Why is it ok to publish stolen private files?"
"Things are either private & it's theft to steal and release them or they are not. Whether it is a photo of my d*ck or email," he added. When a follower asked him, "Did someone steal your d*ck pics?!" he quipped, "Yes but they refuse to publish them. Bad angle?"
Apatow who was once involved in a nasty email leak with "That '70s Show" creator Mark Brazill went on, "Technology is beginning to go out of our control. When they can do whatever they want with Sony they can do whatever they want with the grid."
Meanwhile, Joel McHale makes a joke at his own expense after he was outed asking for a discount on a Sony TV after his show "Community" was canceled. "U bet your sweet ass I want my employee discount!" he playfully tweeted.
