Hollywood actor Sacha Baron Cohen has promoted Ali G: Who Iz I?, now streaming on Prime Video, calling it the funniest, wildest and craziest film of his career. The comedian shared a video urging fans to watch the film, which marks the return of his iconic Ali G character.
Actor-comedian Sacha Baron Cohen recalled being asked to leave Wimbledon while dressed as Ali G after allegedly offering cigarettes to children. Appearing on Jimmy Fallon’s show, he humorously admitted his character was selling drugs, teasing Ali G’s return in October 2026
Cohen said: "Listen, I'm a comedian, so don't take anything I say too seriously. But if you think the fundamental responsibility of government is to safeguard the lives of its people and there were powerful companies spreading lies that killed people...
Mann asked Fisher: "Sacha's funny at home right? Judd is not funny at home. He's a nice person but he's not going around being funny all day. I wish he was, but Sacha's funny at home?"
Donald Trump meant that the racism, anti-Semitism and misogyny I touched upon in the first movie, back then a dark underbelly of society, had burst into the open.
According to People magazine, the 49-year-old actor said that he will not be continuing on with his character for another film in the 'Borat' franchise.
In the film, the encounter appears to leave the 76-year-old former New York mayor in a highly compromising situation, caught quite literally with his hands down his pants in the bedroom.
