Sony's "The Interview" Will Play at Limited Theaters
MICHAEL FURLINGER, OWNER, PLAZA THEATER (voice-over): Well, we originally were scheduled on the first go-round before it was pulled. And last night around 11:00 p.m., our time, we got a call from Sony saying that they were ready to go. And I have sent them e-mails over the last couple of days saying if they ever change their mind, we were in 100 percent. And lo and behold, it happened last night around 11:00.</s>BLITZER: And you have a historic theater there in midtown Atlanta, right?</s>FURLINGER: It is. It's the oldest historic running movie theater in the state of Georgia.</s>BLITZER: It's a beautiful theater. Let's talk about security. Are you worried? Are you going to beef it up? People going through metal detectors when they come in to watch "The Interview"?</s>FURLINGER: We'll certainly take certain precautions. When you have something like this, you take different precautions. Exactly what we're going to do, I won't announce on air. But over the years, after 9/11, "The Last Temptation of Christ," all films with controversial stories and things behind it, you have to be smart about it. I'm not expecting anything of a major concern.</s>BLITZER: Are you excited -- have you seen the film, by the way?</s>FURLINGER: I have not seen the film. I am excited. I'm excited because I think the consumer, the movie theaters, we won. The people of the United States won. There's nothing worse than censorship or blackmail, especially when it comes to the arts. You don't have to like it. You have to pay to come see a film. So that's why I'm excited.</s>BLITZER: Michael, we'll stay in close touch. I want to hear how many people show up. I assume it's going to be a big, big crowd on Christmas day. Thanks very much for what you're doing. The owner of the Plaza Theater in midtown Atlanta. Good luck.</s>FURLINGER: Thank you.</s>BLITZER: Merry Christmas and happy New Year. Still ahead, the New Jersey Governor Chris Christie says normal relations with Cuba should be off the table until that country returns a convicted American cop killer. We'll hear from a top Cuban official in Havana. We'll get her response to what Chris Christie is demanding. Stay with us.