Released in 2002, is a British comedy film featuring Sacha Baron Cohen as Alistair Leslie Graham, a "faux-streetwise" poseur from Staines-upon-Thames. Directed by Mark Mylod , the movie marks the first feature-length appearance of Baron Cohen's iconic character, originally developed for The 11 O’Clock Show . Plot Summary
The story follows Ali G as he unwittingly becomes a pawn in a political conspiracy led by the villainous Chancellor, David Carlton (played by Charles Dance). Carlton intends to use Ali’s bizarre "keep it real" persona to sabotage the Prime Minister’s popularity and clear the way for a new Heathrow Airport terminal in Staines. Instead, Ali’s unconventional methods—such as promoting selective immigration for "fit" women and mediating a United Nations peace conference between Chad and Burkina Faso—make the government more popular than ever. Key Production Facts Ali G Indahouse (2002) - IMDb
Released in 2002, is a British comedy film featuring Sacha Baron Cohen as Alistair Leslie Graham, a "faux-streetwise" poseur from Staines-upon-Thames. Directed by Mark Mylod , the movie marks the first feature-length appearance of Baron Cohen's iconic character, originally developed for The 11 O’Clock Show . Plot Summary
The story follows Ali G as he unwittingly becomes a pawn in a political conspiracy led by the villainous Chancellor, David Carlton (played by Charles Dance). Carlton intends to use Ali’s bizarre "keep it real" persona to sabotage the Prime Minister’s popularity and clear the way for a new Heathrow Airport terminal in Staines. Instead, Ali’s unconventional methods—such as promoting selective immigration for "fit" women and mediating a United Nations peace conference between Chad and Burkina Faso—make the government more popular than ever. Key Production Facts Ali G Indahouse (2002) - IMDb Ali G Indahouse(2002)
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