[ WP ] Kim Jung Un decides to film a remake of `` The Interview '' with look alike actors in place of Rogan and Franco while he plays himself . There are , of course , a few changes to the plot .

00:00 - roll clip 1, `` The Interview'' 
 
 01:15 - roll clip 2, `` The Gambler'' 
 
 02:30 - roll clip 3, `` Unbroken'' 
 
 03:45 - roll trailer, `` At The Movies'' 
 
 
 **Roger: ** It's political fun and games, as North Korea tries to become a world player in the movie industry; I'm Roger Ebert of the Chicago Sun-Times, 
 
 **Gene: ** and I'm Gene Siskel of the Chicago Tribune, our first film is'The Interview,' a re-make of an unreleased movie that created a stir worldwide. At first glance, it seems like a propaganda movie, written by, directed and starring North Korean dictator Kim Jung Un with a couple of guys who do look remarkably like Seth Rogan and James Flacco... 
 
 **Roger: ** Ho-Ho-Hold it a sec there Gene, I think you mean *James Franco* not *James Flacco*! 
 
 ( both chuckle ) 
 
 roll clip, **'' Obama says Flacco'' ** 
 
 **Gene: ** Well, there you go, anyone can make that mistake, but the real mistake here is Kim Jung Un's casting of himself as himself, I mean, really, this guy is an even worse actor than he is a dictator! I did n't even have to sit through this pile of dogshi... 
 
 ( cut to black screen, then static ) 
 
 Kim Jung Un appears in front of colorful walls decorated exactly like the set of `` At The Movies'' 
 
 *okay, somebody pick it up and run with it from here*
