James Bond movie script stolen by hackers

Producers have confirmed that the script for “Spectre,” the 24th James Bond film, was stolen by hackers, according to the Daily Telegraph.

Poster of “Spectre”, the 24th James Bond film - Photo taken from the trailer

On the film's official website, the producers said that Eon Production, the production company of the 007 series, discovered that the draft script for "Spectre" was stolen on the morning of December 14.

Accordingly, the main suspects are hackers who infiltrated the system and distributed many Sony products, including emails and many unreleased movies in recent times.

The producers also expressed concern that a third party could leak the contents of the script to the public.

Eon Production's announcement on the movie website - Screenshot

“The screenplay for the film “Spectre” is the confidential property of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios and Danjaq Ltd, and is protected under copyright law in the UK and worldwide,” according to the website.

Although it has only been 2 weeks since the press conference to set the release date at the end of next year, “Spectre” has encountered many big problems. Recently, 9 Range Rover supercars designed specifically for the film were stolen. The FBI is now involved to clarify this case.

According to Thanh Nien