Sacha Baron Cohen

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The Bottom Line Should you see it? Yes. Why? A downright Cohen film and an important one as it marks his departure from reality-based comedies - it's highly offensive and highly hilarious. Sacha Baron Cohen's newest assault on the conservative masses is highly offensive, downright crass, and frequently hilarious. The Dictator marks an important milestone for the star of the much-maligned and beloved Borat and Bruno films. Eschewing the pseudo-reality filmmaking that made him a star, Cohen...Read Full Story

Leading up to this evenings Oscar festivities, there was much speculation as to what stunt Sacha Baron Cohen would pull on the red carpet. Earlier this week, Cohen and his people sent the Academy a proposal asking if he could storm the red carpet as his character from the upcoming The Dictator. Fearful that their big event would be hijacked by the Borat comedian, the Academy threatened to pull Cohen's invite.Cooler heads prevailed, and Cohen was asked back to the Oscars, after all, he is one...Read Full Story

Is Sacha Baron Cohen banned from the 2012 Oscars? Technically, no. But for the moment, the Academy has gone ahead and uninvited the actor from Hollywood's Biggest Night.Deadline wrote Thursday that the often controversial comedian had been barred from this Sunday's Oscars. The reason? The powers that be were apparently worried Cohen would "hijack" the red carpet if given the chance. The whole issue stems from a Hollywood Reporter story that claimed Cohen planned on attending the Oscars...Read Full Story

Normally, when you're one of the major actors in one of the films nominated for the Best Picture Oscar, you get to go to the awards show. Sacha Baron Cohen is putting that to the test after irking the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences. Yesterday it was reported by Deadline.com, Cohen, who is one of the stars in Martin Scorsese's Oscar nominated Hugo, was banned from attending Sunday's Oscar ceremony. Apparently, a proposal from the Borat star and his people reached the Academy...Read Full Story

Normally, when you're one of the major actors in one of the films nominated for the Best Picture Oscar, you get to go to the awards show. Such is not the case for comedian Sacha Baron Cohen, who just had his invite revoked by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences. Cohen, who is one of the stars in Martin Scorsese's Oscar nominated Hugo, is banned from attending Sunday's Oscar ceremony. According to Deadline.com, a proposal from the Borat star and his people reached the Academy...Read Full Story

The Bottom Line Should you see it? Yes. Why? One of the best "family films' to come out in ages, Hugo skips the melodrama and relies on a strong story to celebrate the magic of the movies. "Thank you for the movie. It was a gift." These words are uttered by young Isabelle to her friend Hugo Cabret, who just snuck her in to see her first motion picture. Great films have little moments like this one that encapsulate the feeling the entire piece instills. Martin Scorsese's Hugo is one of...Read Full Story

Sacha Baron Cohen was spotted working on his next movie, The Dictator in New York on Monday. He was riding around on DON'T MISS: Pictures of Sacha Baron Cohen's Dictator Costume Sacha Baron Cohen, Isla Fisher Featured on 100 Hottest Celebrity Couples ListSasha Baron Cohen the back of a scooter with Anna Faris while working on the movie and he definitely looked like he was having fun.The Dictator is reportedly loosely based on a book written in part by Saddam Hussein. In it Sacha plays...Read Full Story