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Ali G (Alistair Leslie Graham) is the main character of the comical Da Ali G Show. He is the self-proclaimed "voice of da yoof" and the leader of the West Staines Massiv. His speech and mannerisms are a mix of stereotypical and often exaggerated British African-Caribbean and hip hop cultures, with some American urban influences thrown in. He interviews unsuspecting guests; in the American version of the show, he tells them he is a British talk show host and wants to discuss the media and politics. He often asks a question, and upon receiving an answer, instantly creates a story of an event relevant to the topic, employing his neighbours and fellow "gangsters" Ricky C and (Dangerous) Dave. The character was later the basis of the film Ali G Indahouse.

Borat Sagdiyev is another character featured frequently on the show. He comes from Kazakhstan, and travels around the United Kingdom and United States interviewing people and engaging in their activities. Borat often makes his guests feel uncomfortable by introducing them to "Kazakh" customs, or by making misogynistic, anti-Semitic, or other comments based on his unfamiliar culture, which are often undercut by various aspects of the film e.g. Borat's hometown being a gypsy village and Hebrew being his native language. Borat makes references to his favourite sport called "shurik", a "Kazakh" custom where dogs are shot and killed in a field. He also makes references to his dead wife and his desire to have "sexy time" with many of his interviewees. A highly successful film based on the Borat character, titled Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan, was released by 20th Century Fox on 3 November 2006. In the film, Borat travels from Kazakhstan to learn more about American culture for his country.

Bruno is a gay Austrian and is the third character of Da Ali G Show. He claims to be the voice of Austrian youth television, and makes others uncomfortable by flaunting his apparent homosexuality. In one episode, Bruno performs cheers with exaggerated, limp-wristed, stereotypically gay mannerisms, along with University of Alabama cheerleaders, provoking the ire of some Crimson Tide fans during the 2002 Alabama-Mississippi State American football game, and convincing the students to say that they are gay in Polish.

Category:

Comedy

Tags:

• Da Ali G Show
• Ali G
• Sacha Baron Cohen
• Bruno
• Borat

[codyserpa]

hahaha..that contradictory interview is the quintessence of sasha's comic genius

I hope the bruno movie gets made!

[levler01]

I hear that. Total and utter false people. Fashion: the diarrhea of society!

[Raveninktattoo]

"make a dripless ice cream.." "no..uhm...that's a brilliant fucking idea" I lul'd for days.

[pinchafinch]

i love how he asks the exact opposite question after 1

[RAD88]

@levler01 I disagree. I think the guy with the NY cap answered the questions well; something can be at once independent in the sense of identity and a reflection of others.

[graemeoliver84]

Some of these fashion designers seem a bit like undergraduate art students who somehow get lots of money and attention.

[neonaction]

when you're not talented, you have to pretend to be talented..

[Leontius]

Lmfao @ 7.20 etc.

[officechronic]

2:20 at least he got that right... LOL

[termana1]

bruno shows the peoplewho are realy ridiculous but i dont like him as a funny character

ali g is the best, borat is great , bruno not funny

[riverplate0101]

How does he keep a straight face? I'd crack up just looking at that pansy with the yankees hat.

[VonLeenknecht]

what a world