He’s all about stirring up trouble, and Sasha Baron Cohen's Super Bowl ad for “The Dictator” is all kinds of crazy.
The “Borat” star begins the spot dressed as a dictator on his throne, declaring, “Hey America, I just bought NBC. I know the final score. Enjoy the game!”
After hearing the news of the death of North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong Il, Sasha Baron Cohen's character from the upcoming flick “The Dictator” has offered up a few thoughts.
Admiral General Aladeen released a statement, saying, “I am saddened to learn of the passing of my dear friend Kim Jong-Il. Our thoughts go out to his wife and 813 children.”
It’s sure-to-be an entertaining theater-going experience, and Paramount Pictures has just released a trailer for “The Dictator.”
Directed by Larry Charles of “Borat,” “Bruno,” and “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” the comedy film tells the story of a dictator who risks his life to prevent democracy from coming to the country he adoringly oppressed.
It's received rave reviews since hitting theaters in the States last week, and now "Hugo" has been crowned as 2011's Best Film of the Year by the National Board of Review.
Plugging away on what’s looking to be quite the funny flick, Sasha Baron Cohen, Sir Ben Kingsley and B.J. Novak were spotted on the set of “The Dictator” in New York City on Wednesday (July 6).
Hard at work filming scenes for their latest project, Anna Faris and Sacha Baron Cohen were spotted together on a moped in the midst of New York City traffic earlier today (June 27).
