Sacha Baron Cohen leads London fan rally for new Ali G film
Actor Sacha Baron Cohen gathered 300 fans dressed as Ali G in London on Sunday ahead of a limited theatrical release for his new movie.
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Actor Sacha Baron Cohen gathered with 300 fans in London on Sunday to promote his upcoming comedy film Ali G: Who Iz I?, The Hollywood Reporter and Yahoo reported. Amazon MGM Studios will release the movie in cinemas for one week beginning on October 23. [1][2]
The Hollywood Reporter reported that Cohen appeared in a yellow hoodie and matching trousers to portray the satirical hip hop journalist. Fans dressed in similar outfits, with some wearing fake goatees and wrap around sunglasses, joined him on a tour of London landmarks before Cohen hosted an Ali G lookalike contest. [1]
The character first appeared on British television in 2000 on Da Ali G Show before the series later aired on HBO, according to The Hollywood Reporter. [1]
Cohen was born in Hammersmith, London, in October 1971. His middle-class family included his father Gerald, who owned menswear shops, and his brother Erran, a composer who has created music for Cohen's films. [3]
In short
- Amazon MGM Studios will release Ali G: Who Iz I? in cinemas for one week on October 23.
- Sacha Baron Cohen and 300 fans dressed as Ali G gathered in London on Sunday.
- The character Ali G debuted on British television in 2000 on Da Ali G Show.
Sources
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- [1]Sacha Baron Cohen and 300 Ali G Look-Alikes Descend on London Ahead of New Movie ‘Who Iz I?’The Hollywood Reporter, 2h ago (the report this story comes from)
- [2]Sacha Baron Cohen and 300 Ali G Look-Alikes Descend on London Ahead of New Movie ‘Who Iz I?’Yahoo, 2h ago
Background
- [3]Sacha Baron Cohen on Grokipedia
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