The massive data breach and hack at Sony is still under investigation, but the consequences are likely going to be seen over the weeks and months to come. Among the most serious leaks so far includes over 47,000 Social Security numbers of former and current employees, including celebrities like Judd Apatow, Rebel Wilson, and Sylvester Stallone. The salaries "The Interview" stars Seth Rogen and James Franco received for the film have also been revealed (guess who was paid more?), and there is probably more to come. And some of the internal documents reveal just how Sony employees felt about some of the actual movies they were involved with.
Gawker pored over the trove of documents and one in particular grabbed their attention: "Sony_2012_Comments." Basically, it’s a roundup of (negative) comments from employees at the studio, and they make one thing clear — please, for the love of all that is holy, do not make them work on another soul-crushing Adam Sandler movie. Here are the highlights:
But have these complaints really changed anything at Sony HQ in regards to Sandler? Sort of. He does have a four picture deal signed with Neflix, but Sony still thinks Sandler can pack ’em in because one of their big summer movies in 2015 is "Pixels" with the comic actor once again mugging in the lead role. The more things change, the more they stay the Sandler… [via Vulture/Death And Taxes]
