Sacha Baron Cohen

Method man: Sacha slips right back into his (fake) Borat accent in his backstage interview where he tells the HFPA's Sam Asi how difficult, yet important, it was to make this film during the Trump era and get it released before the election. His only regret: that his Dad is not alive to celebrate with him.

English actor, comedian and provocateur extraordinaire, Sacha Baron Cohen is a two-time nominee for this year’s Golden Globe: as Best Actor in a Motion Picture – Comedy for Borat Subsequent Moviefilm, (directed by Jason Woliner, the film is also a nominee as Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy) and as Best Supporting Actor for Aaron Sorkin’s The Trial of the Chicago 7.  Mostly known for his unorthodox, bizarre, fictional characters, which he honed and perfected with his seminal TV series Da Ali G Show (in which he created the Borat and Brüno characters, among many others), Baron Cohen, who will turn 50 in October, also shows real acting skills as radical leader Abbie Hoffman in Chicago 7.

Golden Globe winner Sacha Baron Cohen tells HFPA journalist Greet Ramaekers that he assumed that a sequel to Borat would be impossible.   “Over the years we discussed how it would be possible to do another Borat movie.

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