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schema:text	Shortly after moviegoers witnessed Eminem's cameo in the movie The Interview (released in late 2014), rumors began circulating about the authenticity of comments the rap star made during the course of an interview included in that film. Websites such as the Huffington Post, Billboard and the Advocate published a clip from the film along with headlines similar to "Eminem Comes Out as Gay in The Interview": This headline, coupled with the fact that many people had yet to see the controversial Seth Rogen movie, led some to question whether Eminem's comments about his sexuality made in that film were real. Whatever he might personally feel, however, Eminem is not shown in that film making frank admissions about his lyrics, his feelings towards old people, or his sexuality. The interview sequence in which he appeared was a scripted scene acted out for a movie, not a real off-the-cuff interview. The Interview was written by Evan Goldberg, Dan Sterling, and Seth Rogen, and while the movie did include cameos from celebrities such Eminem and Guy Fieri playing themselves, the events that took place in the film were completely fictional. One could arrive at this conclusion through various aspects of the movie's plot (e.g., the tabloid show Skylark Tonight doesn't exist, Kim Jong-Un was not assassinated by Seth Rogen and James Franco), but one could also discern the truth simply by watching the film's end credits, which noted: This is a work of fiction. The characters, incidents and locations portrayed and the names herein are fictitious, and any similarity to or identification with the location, name, character or history of any person, product or entity is entirely coincidental.
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schema:datePublished	2014-12-26 (xsd:date)
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