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It is Friday, February 20th.

Most books written by Hollywood people are all about success.

The iconic movies, the career path to becoming the biggest star in the world.

There's a new book out by a Hollywood person, and it's all about mistakes and failure.

And it's most surprising because it's co-written by a guy who made it all the way to the top

of the business.

Michael Linton was chairman and CEO of Sony Pictures from 2004 to 2017, a very successful run that

also included the devastating Sony hack of 2014,

an act of international cyberterrorism that Linton is now blaming on himself.

In a new book with Joshua Steiner called From Mistakes to Meaning,

Owning Your Pass So It Doesn't Own You,

Linton opens up for the first time about the hack.

And what he says was his grave error in greenlighting the interview, which if you don't

remember was the Seth Rogen movie about two guys sent to killed Kim Jong-un, the leader of

North Korea. It's a silly comedy, but the movie indeed ended with the assassination, a fact that the North Koreans

did not love. And the U.S. government concluded they decided to hack and cripple Sony's computer

systems in retaliation, leading to the release of hundreds of thousands of personal documents

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