Tanks roll past the podium during a military parade to celebrate the centenary of the birth of North Korea's founder Kim Il-sung in Pyongyang April 15, 2012 Bobby Yip/REUTERS We may never know if North Korea was behind the Sony hacks that ultimately led to the cancellation of the North Korea-mocking movie, “The Interview.”

But one thing is for sure: Hollywood is not touching anything North Korea-related at the moment.

According to Deadline, New Regency has canceled a movie that was supposed to be directed by Gore Verbinski and have Steve Carell as the lead.

The untitled film apparently was a “paranoid thriller” written by Carell himself. But the producers deemed “it made no sense” to go on with its plan under the current circumstances, which led to the cancellation.

“The Interview,” a movie starring Seth Rogen and James Franco, was scheduled to open in theaters on Christmas Day. But after multiple hacks on Sony executive emails over the past month, and a terrorist threat to attack all theaters showing the movie on Wednesday, Sony decided to cancel the movie.