Brüno behind the scenes gags

Both Porat and Bruno are characters created by Sasha Byron Cohen in the "Ali G Solo Show".
Because the film contains a lot of sexual content, MPAA rated the film as NC-17. Later, Sasha Byron Cohen re-edited the film, and the MPAA opened the Internet and gave it an R grade.
In order to play the gay role of Bruno, Sasha Byron Cohen went to exercise, hair removal, and straightened her signature curly hair.
Universal Pictures won the battle for the adaptation rights of "Bruno" for US$42.5 million, in which Sasha Byron Cohen will receive an upfront payment of US$13 million, and he will also take 15% of the film’s final box office. Commission.
The film was originally scheduled to be released on May 15, 2009, but it crashed with "Angels and Demons" at this time. In order to ensure the box office revenue, the producer changed the film's release time.
Bruno is from Austria. For this reason, Sasha Cohen learned English with a German accent. In an interview with GQ magazine, this German English was considered "almost incomprehensible" by the editors.
In the film, Bruno wanted to interview Arnold Schwarzenegger, who was already governor, but Arnold didn't give him any face at all. He directly let his bodyguards dismiss him.
Ben Affleck claimed to have accepted interviews with some "quite famous and open gay journalists" and was asked quite a lot of annoying and angry questions, but only if he agrees can the fragments of these interviews be available. Appears in the movie.

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