Sacha Baron Cohen revived his Borat character to rebut racism complaints about the upcoming Ali G movie and teased other returning characters ahead of his directorial debut, Ali G: Who Iz I?.
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Fans will see him bring back a popular character, address criticism, and promote his new Ali G project.
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