EXCLUSIVE: Jake McDorman (The Right Stuff, Happiest Season) has joined the cast of Jerry and Marge Go Large.
13.07.2021 - 06:35 / etcanada.com
Sacha Baron Cohen has filed suit against a company who used an image of his “Borat” character to sell medical marijuana in Massachusetts.
According to TMZ, the comedian is suing Solar Therapeutics for allegedly using Borat’s face on their giant billboards.
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The company also uses the words “It’s nice,” which is one of the character’s signature phrases.
In documents obtained by TMZ,
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Who Is America?.The former Alabama Chief Justice sued Baron Cohen for defamation after the show, in which he was interviewed under the guise of being honoured for his support of Israel, aired in 2018.Who Is America? saw Baron Cohen play an Israeli anti-terrorism expert who, during Moore’s interview, claimed he had access to technology that would show whether Moore was a paedophile.While serving in the US Senate, Moore had been accused of sexual misconduct against underage girls.
A controversial Alabama politician’s $95-million lawsuit against Sacha Baron Cohen has been dismissed.
Borat actor after appearing on the 2018 Showtime satire Who Is America?, hosted by Cohen, claiming he had been tricked into appearing in front of cameras.“Defendants have moved for summary judgment, arguing that Plaintiffs’ claims are barred by both a waiver clause in the agreement that Judge Moore signed prior to the interview and also by the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution,” said US District Court Judge John P.
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Sacha Baron Cohen has demanded that social media bosses end the online racial attacks against England’s football players.The actor called out Facebook and Twitter heads Mark Zuckerberg and Jack Dorsey directly in a tweet.“Hey Mark Zuckerberg & @jack Dorsey — Facebook and Twitter are spreading racist attacks on these Black athletes. Online racism leads to real-world hate crimes.
BOSTON -- Actor Sacha Baron Cohen has sued a Massachusetts cannabis dispensary he says used an image of his character Borat on a billboard without his permission, according to documents filed in U.S. District Court in Boston.The billboard for Somerset-based Solar Therapeutics Inc.
Solar Therapeutics Inc., of Somerset, Massachusetts, and will update this story with any response.In supporting information, the lawsuit says Baron Cohen does not use cannabis because “he does not believe it is a healthy choice.” It further states: “Moreover, the sale and distribution of cannabis remains a federal crime everywhere in the United States, including Massachusetts.
The Hollywood Reporter).“To the contrary, Mr. Baron Cohen never has used cannabis in his life.
Sacha Baron Cohen is suing a US cannabis dispensary for allegedly using his comedy character Borat on its advertising. The 49-year-old British film star is seeking damages of at least $9m (£6.