When Sacha Baron Cohen grants an interview, it's usually in character — as Borat, the clueless faux-Kazakh journalist, or as Bruno, the outrageously shallow, ostentatiously gay Austrian fashionista at the center of Cohen's most recent film.
Today, though, Cohen joins Fresh Air as himself, for a conversation with Terry Gross and Bruno director Larry Charles.
sacha baron cohenSacha Baron Cohen And Larry Charles Talk 'Bruno'NPR: Arts & Culture Tue, 11/17/2009 - 11:45
An Interview With The Real Sacha Baron CohenNPR: Arts & Culture Thu, 07/16/2009 - 11:51
With his new movie, Bruno, Sacha Baron Cohen has once again succeeded in making people laugh — and think. Dolce & Guevara: 'Bruno's Guerrilla-Comic AssaultNPR: Arts & Culture Fri, 07/10/2009 - 11:00
Sacha Baron Cohen's latest jaunt — as a flamboyantly gay Austrian fashionista — is funnier and riskier than Borat. In Borat's Footsteps, A Mincing Teutonic MenaceNPR: Arts & Culture Thu, 07/09/2009 - 14:30
Sacha Baron Cohen dons hot pants and an Austrian-accented lisp for his new film, Bruno. Bob Mondello says that while Cohen's appearance has changed, he's still pushing the same boundaries. 'Bruno' May Offend Gays, OthersNPR: Arts & Culture Thu, 06/18/2009 - 14:00
The film Bruno, which is opening in a few weeks, is a satire about an over-the-top gay fashion victim starring Sacha Baron Cohen. |
