Best known for his character Ali G, comedian Sacha Baron Cohen has now released a full movie about his character "Borat". Soon, he'll release "Bruno". Bruno, which will feature another bizarre Cohen character - a gay fashionista who...
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Best known for his character Ali G, comedian Sacha Baron Cohen has now released a full movie about his character "Borat". Soon, he'll release "Bruno". Bruno, which will feature another bizarre Cohen character - a gay fashionista who claims to be "the voice of Austrian youth TV."
Umlauten Br ü no , Sacha Baron Cohen's much anticipated follow up to the very nice Borat , hit DVD and Blu-ray this past week, so I figured I'd give it a review. For anyone who doesn't know already, Br ü no centers around an Austrian fashionista named (gasp) Brüno. And from this point forward, I'm going to stop using the umlaut because it's annoying. Anyway, Bruno screws up real bad at a European fashion expos é and he falls from the heights of fame. Thus he comes to the United States to... Read Full Story
"Brüno" is currently available on DVD and Blu-ray Hi-Def. The Sacha Baron Cohen comedy was released on November 17 through Universal Studios Home Entertainment. Available in either a single disc DVD or a 2-disc Blu-ray, the exploits of the title character are sure to bring laughs in either format. Life is good for Austrian celebrity Brüno (Baron Cohen) as the nation's foremost gay fashion reporter. But after a bizarre accident on a Milan runway, he not only gets fired but finds himself... Read Full Story
Now Available on DVD & Blu-ray Photos Much like landing on that square in "Monopoly" that sends you to jail without passing go or collecting $200, as Brüno, the flamboyantly gay host of Vienna's popular TV show Funkyzeit discovers shortly into this mockumentary, a fashion risk can go past a fashion don't and right into a full-blown fashion disaster instantly. Instead of being merely passed off as "no big deal, whatever," to use one of Brüno's favorite phrases, it turns out that wearing a one... Read Full Story
Vassup? Another inspired comedy from Sacha Baron Cohen, Brüno on Blu-ray and DVD features an hour of exclusive footage of deleted scenes not shown in theaters, as well as revealing commentary by Sasha Baron Cohen on how he ensnares everyone he meets as the gay Austrian TV host searching for fame and fortune in America.
Brüno debuts on Blu-Ray™ Hi-Def and DVD on November 17, 2009 from Universal Studios Home Entertainment.
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When Sacha Baron Cohen grants an interview, it's usually in character — as Borat, the clueless faux-Kazakh journalist, or as Bruno, the outrageously shallow, ostentatiously gay Austrian fashionista at the center of Cohen's most recent film. Today, though, Cohen joins Fresh Air as himself, for a conversation with Terry Gross ... Read Full Story
Malaysia has banned U.S. box office hit "Bruno" by Sacha Baron Cohen because it highlights gay life and has gay sex scenes, an official said Tuesday. "Bruno" — following Baron Cohen's hit "Borat" — is centered around the adventures of a flamboyant gay fashion journalist from Austria. An official from Malaysia's Film Censorship Board said the movie was considered unacceptable because of its story line, offensive language, jokes and racy nature. She declined to be named, citing protocol. "It's... Read Full Story
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Comedy is all about timing. Unfortunately, Brüno 's stank.
Days after Michael Jackson 's June 25 death —just two weeks before Sacha Baron Cohen 's raunchfest was set to premiere—filmmakers scrambled to remove a scene that could have been deemed distasteful, even by their standards. The flamboyant Austrian fashion plate lured La Toya Jackson to a Hollywood home, sat her on a Mexican laborer, made her eat sushi off the nude body of another, Shanghai'd her BlackBerry and read... Read Full Story
British comedian Sacha Baron Cohen is continuing his Hollywood hot streak as he signs up to star in and produce two high-profile new films.
The actor, who had back-to-back hits with Borat and Bruno, has now set up his own production house and already created a bidding war with its first project.
The unnamed picture, written by the same team as his last two and set to star Cohen, landed his outfit Four by Two Films a seven-figure dollar deal after Columbia Pictures beat two other studios... Read Full Story
Sacha Baron Cohen is undoubtedly one of the most controversial filmmakers of our time. His comedy inspired film Bruno debuts on Blu-Ray™ Hi-Def and DVD on November 17th from Universal Studios Home Entertainment. Not for the faint of heart, the movie features revealing commentary by Cohen who plays a gay Austrian TV host searching for fame and fortune in America. This movie is Rated R and not for tender eyes.
Another inspired comedy from Sacha Baron Cohen, Brüno on Blu-ray and DVD... Read Full Story
Brüno was damn funny in small doses, but as an entire movie, it kind of lost its way. But when the film comes out on DVD November 17th, it will have a few more small doses, like this deleted scene with Pete Rose.
If you saw the film, you know that Sacha Baron Cohen tried the same stunt with Paula Abdul, using "migrant workers" as makeshift furniture for an interview. I didn't think it would be funny the second time through, but I was kind of wrong about that. I don't love the clip, but it... Read Full Story
