How do you interview a terrorist? Sacha Baron Cohen tells how he tracked one down for “Bruno.”
Hollywood’s gay community is reacting with anxiety and suspicion to Sacha Baron Cohen’s upcoming satire, Bruno, saying that the film excluded gays from the filmmaking process and that when they were consulted, filmmakers did not address their concerns that the film was a distortion of homosexuality.
Sacha Baron Cohen strips down as his naked alter ego – the flamboyantly gay Austrian fashionista Bruno – for the July cover of GQ magazine.
His previous films have launched on a tidal wave of outrage from race-relations campaigners, Jewish groups and Kazakhstani government officials. Now, with impeccable timing, Sacha Baron Cohen has found a fresh collection of minority groups to take offence at his work.
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