Da Ali G Show

Sacha Baron Cohen is a versatile actor known for his ability to embody a wide range of characters. In Da Ali G Show, Cohen portrays three main characters - Brüno Gehard, a flamboyant Austrian fashion reporter; Ali G, a clueless and culturally insensitive British youth; and Borat, a naïve and socially awkward journalist from Kazakhstan. Cohen's performances as these characters have gained him critical acclaim for his fearless approach to satire and his uncanny ability to fully immerse himself in each role.

Daniel DiCriscio is an American hairstylist and reality television personality. In Da Ali G Show, DiCriscio appears as himself, participating in interviews and comedic segments alongside Sacha Baron Cohen's characters. DiCriscio's interactions with the characters provide humorous and often unpredictable moments throughout the show.

Jarvis Cocker is an English musician, singer-songwriter, and frontman of the band Pulp. In Da Ali G Show, Cocker appears as himself, engaging in satirical conversations and performances with Sacha Baron Cohen's characters. Cocker's involvement adds a musical element to the show's comedy, further enhancing its diverse and entertaining nature.

Gore Vidal was an American writer, public intellectual, and political commentator. In Da Ali G Show, Vidal makes appearances as himself, engaging in insightful and comedic discussions with Sacha Baron Cohen's characters. Vidal's extensive knowledge and wit contribute to the show's exploration of cultural and political issues, offering a unique perspective on the topics at hand.

Sally Jessy Raphael is an American talk show host and television personality. In Da Ali G Show, Raphael appears as herself, participating in interviews and comedic skits with Sacha Baron Cohen's characters. Raphael's experience in the world of talk shows adds an authentic touch to the show's satirical take on media and celebrity culture.

Gail Porter is a Scottish television presenter and former model. In Da Ali G Show, Porter appears as herself, engaging in interviews and humorous interactions with Sacha Baron Cohen's characters. Porter's presence adds a touch of reality to the show's satirical approach, highlighting the contrast between the characters' outlandish antics and the world of traditional media.