The character will however not be making a film comeback as of yet \u2013 Variety reports that a source close to Baron Cohen has stressed that he is strictly abiding by the rules of the ongoing writers and actors strikes.<\/p>\n
RadioTimes.com<\/a> has reached out to representatives of Sacha Baron Cohen for comment on this story.<\/p>\n Ali G first appeared on the sketch series The 11 O\u2019Clock Show in 1998 and was a wannabe gangster from Staines. He became known for his prank interviews on his own series Da Ali G Show, which ran from 2000 to 2004.<\/p>\n The series was also famous for introducing the characters of Borat Sagdiyev and Br\u00fcno Gehard, with Baron Cohen going on to craft movies around both of them independently.<\/p>\n Read more:<\/strong><\/p>\n He also brought Borat back for a 2020 sequel film called Borat Subsequent Moviefilm during the Covid pandemic, which involved him spending five days in character<\/a>.<\/p>\n Baron Cohen said at the time: \u201cThe hardest thing I had to do was, I lived in character for five days in this lockdown house. I was waking up, having breakfast, lunch, dinner, going to sleep as Borat when I lived in a house with these two conspiracy theorists. You can\u2019t have a moment out of character.\u201d<\/p> As well as starring in his own projects, Baron Cohen has also had roles in films such as the Madagascar franchise, Les Mis\u00e9rables and The Trial of the Chicago 7.<\/p> ![\"Sacha](\"https:\/\/images.immediate.co.uk\/production\/volatile\/sites\/3\/2023\/08\/GettyImages-1314439010-cf0a6e5.jpg?quality=90&resize=620%2C413\" "\\"GettyImages-1314439010\\"\/")
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