Sony Hack Reveals Celebrity Aliases for Natalie Portman, Tom Hanks, More

Another victim of the recent Sony hack appears to be the aliases of several Hollywood celebrities including Tom Hanks, Natalie Portman, Daniel Craig, and more, Fusion reported.

A group known as "Guardians of Peace" leaked the documents from so-called "publicity bibles" for recent films, which include phone numbers and e-mail addresses for directors, actors, and crew members, the website said.

Here's the list of the aliases that celebrities reportedly use when booking hotels or other services, according to Fusion:

Tom Hanks went by Harry Lauder and Johnny Madrid
Jessica Alba went by Cash Money
Sarah Michelle Gellar went by Neely O’Hara
Tobey Maguire when by Neil Deep
Natalie Portman went by Lauren Brown
Clive Owen went by Robert Fenton
Rob Schneider went by Nazzo Good
Taye Diggs went by Scott Diggs (his real name)
Jude Law went by Mr. Perry
Daniel Craig went by Olwen Williams
Ice Cub went by Darius Stone and O’Shea Jackson (his real name)
Debra Messing went by Ava Harper

Guardians of Peace posted an online warning to Sony to "stop immediately showing the movie of terrorism which can break the regional peace and cause the war!" the New York Daily News reported.

The message was unclear about which film it was referring, but some have guessed that it refers to "The Interview," a comedy starring James Franco and Seth Rogen as talk show hosts who team up to try and assassination North Korea's Kim Jong Un. It's scheduled for a Christmas Day release.

In June, North Korean officials called the action comedy film an "act of war" and said they would take a "merciless counter-measure" if the movie were released.

North Korean officials said they aren't responsible for the hack at Sony Pictures but did say that whoever carried it out did a "righteous deed," BBC reported.

Another theory is that the hack was an extortion attempt. An email sent to Sony by a "God'sApstls" on Nov. 21 demanded the company "Pay the damage, or Sony Pictures will be bombarded as a whole," USA Today reported.

Twitter users reacted to the release of the celebrity aliases.

Sony Pictures Hack Exposes Hollywood Celebrities’ Secret Aliases --Hollywood has more secrets than CIA http://t.co/iADuPc8bPx

— Larry Elder (@larryelder) December 9, 2014

No Ron Mexicos, but still some pretty good ones: Sony hack reveals aliases used by actors | via @Telegraph http://t.co/9I3UpS1XsG

— Jason Tuohey (@jtuohey21) December 9, 2014

Tend to think the reporting of details (like celeb aliases) from Sony is unnecessary & plays to intentions of hackers

— Aaron Sagers (@aaronsagers) December 9, 2014

While the articles about the Sony hack have been interesting, an article revealing celebrities false name aliases crosses the line, I think.

— Mathew Buck (@FB_BMB) December 9, 2014

Awesome leaked list of celebs' hotel-room pseudonyms (Ava Harper, Cash Money...Nazzo Good) http://t.co/GY3DWR7Vk9

— Adam Auriemma (@adamauriemma) December 8, 2014

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