Brüno (2009)

dir: Larry Charles

Gay Austrian fashion reporter Brüno is fired from his show after disrupting a catwalk show during Milan Fashion week. Accompanied by his assistant's assistant Lutz, he travels to the United States to become a superstar.

After a pilot of a celebrity interview show (mostly consisting of him dancing erotically, suggesting Jamie-Lynn Spears get an abortion, stalking Harrison Ford, and showing his penis uncensored for thirty seconds onscreen) bombs with a test audience, he attempts to become famous via various other methods. In an attempt to create a sex tape, he arranges an interview with Ron Paul (unsuspectingly "played" by himself), and while the two wait for a staged technical problem to be fixed, Brüno starts hitting on Ron Paul who leaves angrily, after calling him a "queer". (Wikipedia)

Cast:

Sacha Baron Cohen Brüno
Alice Evans BBC Reporter
Trishelle Cannatella Herself
Candice Cunningham FOX Reporter
Sandra Seeling Tina the German Girl
Todd Christian Hunter Guy in Window
Tom Yi Reporter #3
Ben Youcef Kaseem
Emerson Brooks NBC Reporter
David Hill Reporter
Amy Tiehel Reporter
Alexander von Roon German Reporter
Kea Könneker German Girl #2
Paul Barba Naked Bell Hop
Domiziano Arcangeli Fashion Show Director in Milan
Tara Macken Bikini Girl

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