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Sacha Baron Cohen interpreta a un reportero gay, con cierta obsesión por la moda y por el culto al cuerpo. Esto le llevará a parodiar a los diseñadores de alta costura y modelos.

'Brüno' triunfa en la taquilla

Fotografía de archivo que muestra al comediante británico Sacha Baron Cohen a su llegada a la edición 12 de los Premios Critic's Choice Awards, el 12 de enero de 2007, en Santa Mónica (EE UU).

A scene from "Brüno" with leading man Sacha Baron Cohen, who plays a gay fashion journalist and who aims to be "the most famous Austrian since Adolf Hitler."

In the movie, Brüno treats the audience to lots of costume changes including this revealing transparent suit.

The film is Cohen's follow-up to "Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan."




Here Brüno poses on the cover of "GQ" in a pose reminiscent of Jennifer Aniston's.


Baron Cohen has dutifully done the PR rounds for the film. He appeared in Amsterdam for the Dutch premiere on June 19.


Making sure to pose in the city's infamous red-light district.


Cohen was at the MTV Music Awards at the end of May with rapper Eminem.


He made quite an entrance landing on Eminem. While the rapper appeared to storm out of the hall in fury it became clear after the award ceremony that the whole thing had been staged.


Madrid in June to promote the movie, Cohen made sure to strike a pose dressed as a bull.


And to pose with some matadors.

The film was premiered outside the Las Ventas bullring.

Brüno in some rather tight lederhosen for the film's premiere in Paris.

In London Cohen's new alter-ego dressed up with a troupe of sexy Palace Guards.

With a slight alteration to the actual guard's uniform.

After the success of his Borat character, Cohen was named one of the 100 most influential people in the world by Time magazine.

His role as fashion reporter extraordinaire has even given him the confidence to grace a Milan catwalk.

Cohen managed to get on stage during a show by the Spanish designer Agatha Ruiz de la Prada.

An offical noticed something was up and tried to grab the imposter.

He was arrested by the Milan police but released without charge.

While Cohen began his career as Ali G, things really took of when he turned into Borat, the Kazakhstan journalist who shone a somewhat uncomfortable light on the United States.

During a recent visit to Berlin, British comedian Sacha Baron Cohen preferred to appear only as Brüno, the character he had invented. Which accounts for his delightful choice of costume - a rose pink unitard complete with fake genitalia - in front of the Brandenburg Gate.


El mundo de Brüno es muy diferente al mundo complejo que estamos viviendo hoy en día, apenas para bajar el estrés.

Global, modelo gay y amante de la Pasarella, es lo que nos regla Sacha Cohen.

Créditos: Spiegel.