Yeah, I thought a lot of it was made up when I saw it, but he's getting sued by tons of the people featured, like the frat guys in the RV. And I've heard that Pamela Anderson sued him for attacking her, but I don't really believe that... that had to have been a rigged publicity thing; you can't just attack a celebrity at a book signing... I do believe all of the street stuff though, and a lot of the interviews.
The saddest thing though is that now he can't do anything more with Borat, just like Ali G. Too many people know about them. I still think the best skits were on the show, like house hunting and going door-to-door with the politician guy. XD
The saddest thing though is that now he can't do anything more with Borat, just like Ali G. Too many people know about them. I still think the best skits were on the show, like house hunting and going door-to-door with the politician guy. XD
Just about everyone signed a release beforehand. My father knows the car dealer, (in MD, not NYC as the editing insinuates) and he was approached with a release form months before the filming ever started. Of course, the release was for a non-us distribution of a documentary, not a US comedy. Hence the lawsuits.


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