James Franco and Seth Rogen pose naked with only strategically placed stockings for racy Christmas card... as they continue SNL hacker spoof

On Saturday Night Live last night, host James Franco and Seth Rogen took the Sony leak to a whole new hilarious level.

And on Sunday, the two funnyman stepped it up another notch, giving the hackers more material to 'leak'.

The actors, who star in Sony's comedy The Interview, posed naked for a special Christmas card.

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Racy! James Franco and Seth Rogen, who star in Sony's comedy The Interview, posed naked for a special Christmas card

The photo was posted on James' and Saturday Night Live's Instagram accounts.

It showed the actors sitting on Santa's lap completely naked with only a holiday stocking preserving their modesty.

James captioned, 'My @HAPPY HOLIDAYS, Y'ALL!! SETH and JAMES!!!

Awkward!: In a photo 'leaked' from the host's phone he was seen sleeping on the toilet clutching a teddy bear

SNL's caption read, 'Happy holidays from @jamesfrancotv and @sethrogen, courtesy of the Sony hackers! #SNL #Christmas #JamesFrancoLeak'

James had Seth join him on Saturday Night Live to pose for a funny selection of images together, after claiming that their naughty pictures were also stolen.

Joking that the hackers targeting their new Sony movie were leaking all the photos on their phones, they showed funny images together with Seth in pantyhose, Seth teaching Franco to read, and Franco sleeping on the toilet covering himself with a teddy bear.

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Hacking scandal: The pair recreated one of the most famous images of John and Yoko

But the most hilarious one was of them pretending to recreate one of the most famous images of John and Yoko - with Seth showing off his hairy back as he wore nothing more than baggy white y-fronts as he hugged James and tenderly kissed his cheek.

The leak is not a laughing matter for the North Korean government, however.

Officials claim that North Korea had nothing to do with the Sony hack, but still called it 'righteous deed' in a statement on Sunday.

North Korean officials are upset because The Interview is about a plot to assassinate North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and are calling the film an 'act of war.'

Uh-oh: In another 'private selfie' the pranksters mimicked a certain model/ celebrity and he boyfriend who fell victim to the real life hacking scandal this year