Ali G Indahouse

His first movie, "Ali G Indahouse," featured multiple drug references, constant foul language, as well as several depictions of, for lack of a better word, "sodomy." His second film, "Borat," among other things featured a scene in which his co-star, Kevin Davitian, laid naked in top of him, forcing him to perform an act we won't even attempt to try euphemizing. So what could be so offensive about Sascha Baron Cohen's upcoming "Brüno" film?According to several MPAA, plenty.On Sunday, the Los Angeles Times reported that the film, which follows the exploits of a gay Austrian fashionista, "has been slapped with an Nc-17 rating on it ...
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Written by Matt Goldberg British director Mark Mylod is tired of crushing television comedy with his work on comedies like "Entourage" and "The United States of Tara" (and if everyone could forget "Ali G Indahouse" that would really be for the best) and wants to crush romantic comedies and so has stepped up to direct Anna Faris in "What's Your Number?" The film centers on a woman (Faris) who treks through her sexual past to find Mr. Right, exploring the idea of sexual quotas and whether such numbers matter. That's all The Hollywood Reporter says about the story. I really just wrote it up so I'd have an excuse to post this classic and adorable YouTube video. Enjoy.

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Sacha Baron Cohen's brother has reportedly said that he is nervous about the actor dying while shooting one of his stunts. Erran Baron Cohen, who produced the music for Ali G Indahouse, Borat and Bruno, has admitted that his funny younger sibling pushes the envelope too far while portraying his alter-egos. Cohen told The Guardian: "I do worry
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