Sacha's shenanigans continued for the London premiere of "Bruno" by showing up in a skimpy variation of the uniforms worn by Buckingham Palace guards - and then saying: "I just wanted to do something that was flattering for the royal family. Something that the queen - I'm not talking about Elton John - would really appreciate. You know the British royal family and the Austrians have got a lot in common. We're still the only people who are proud to wear a swastika." Here are more photos ...
(A quick note, this is being written before I have either seen Bruno or the rest of the postings on here) I really get tired of groups like GLAAD monitoring content of films and tv shows to see if they are anti gay. They should let the public decide, since we have brains of our own. If Bruno is antigay then people can debate it, rather than a self appointed (I didn't tell them to do it) group of people deciding a work's merit for me.
Posted by: K | June 22, 2009 at 09:07 AM
I definitely agree that we should make up our own minds, but I'd like to know a little background before I decide to give money to a homophobic enterprise, which I believe Sacha Cohen's new movie is. I'd rather see something that doesn't stereotype me and help the current anti-gay movement gather steam.
Posted by: mrclmind | July 10, 2009 at 09:36 AM