| Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan | |||||
| Four by Two (2006) | |||||
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| Sacha Baron Cohen | Borat | |
| Ken Davitian | Azamat | |
| Luenell Campbell | Luenell | |
| Chester | Bear | |
| Charlie | Bear | |
| Ilham Äliyev | Self | |
| Pamela Anderson | Self - Autograph Signing | |
| Bob Barr | Self - Former Georgia Congressman | |
| Carole De Saram | Self - Feminist | |
| Mitchell Falk | Prime Minister of Kazakhstan | |
| Alan Keyes | Self - 2-Time Republican Presidential Candidate | |
| Andre Myers | Pride Dancer | |
| Jean-Pierre Parent | Kazakh Swimmer | |
| Chip Pickering | Self - U.S. Congressman | |
| Bobby Rowe | Self - General Manager of Imperial Rodeo |
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| Producer |
Sacha Baron Cohen
Peter Baynham |
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| Writer |
Sacha Baron Cohen
Anthony Hines |
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| Cinematography |
Luke Geissbuhler
Anthony Hardwick |
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| Musician |
Erran Baron Cohen
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A pretend Kazakhstan reporter Borat visits the United States to learn the cultural differences between his homeland and the US. The film is a clever mix of documentation and comedy. Sacha Baron Cohen won a Golden Globe for his acting. |
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