In Borat (2006), the titular anti-Semitic lead attempts to buy a weapon to "defend (himself) from the Jews". The firearms dealer hands him a Desert Eagle, a pistol co-designed and built by Israel Military Industries.
I find it funny that you’ve gone through the effort oh describing Borat as ‘the titular anti-Semitic lead’. I know it’s right, but I just find it funny
Sacha Baron Cohen had to stay in character while filming and deliberately never washed his gray suit or ever wore deodorant.
He recalls: "It was exhausting, I had to be that way all day and all night, because even if the tiniest detail had gone awry, it could've made them suspicious. I mean, even if I went to the bathroom, I had to make sure I went to the bathroom as Borat."
ZeroSignal- on October 5th, 2020 at 20:32 UTC »
"Go ahead, and make my day, Jew"
seanbiff on October 5th, 2020 at 21:45 UTC »
I find it funny that you’ve gone through the effort oh describing Borat as ‘the titular anti-Semitic lead’. I know it’s right, but I just find it funny
TooShiftyForYou on October 5th, 2020 at 22:24 UTC »
Sacha Baron Cohen had to stay in character while filming and deliberately never washed his gray suit or ever wore deodorant.
He recalls: "It was exhausting, I had to be that way all day and all night, because even if the tiniest detail had gone awry, it could've made them suspicious. I mean, even if I went to the bathroom, I had to make sure I went to the bathroom as Borat."