Description:
The dictator is a 2012 American comedy film co-written by and starring Sacha Baron Cohen as his fourth film in a leading role. The film is directed by Larry Charles, who previously directed Baron Cohen’s Borat and Brüno director Mockumentaries. Cohen, in the role of Admiral General Aladeen, the dictator of the fictional Republic of Wadiya a visit to the U.S., together stars Anna Faris, Ben Kingsley, Jason Mantzoukas and an uncredited appearance by John C. Reilly.
Plot:
The north African Republic Wadiya ruled by Admiral General Haffaz Aladeen, a childish, tyrannical, lustful, misogyny, anti-Western and anti-Semitic despots, who surrounds himself with female bodyguards to attack for years sponsoring al-Qaeda and is working on nuclear weapons to Israel develop. After the United Nations Security Council decides to intervene military judge Aladeen trip to the UN headquarters in New York, the Board of Directors.
To Shortly after arriving, he was a murderer from his treacherous uncle Tamir (Ben Kingsley), who wants to be a new dictator of Clayton, kidnapped hired. Tamir then replaced with intellectual disabilities political trap called Efawadh Aladeen, that in order to manipulate a document to sign the nominal wants to democratize Wadiya while oil fields of the country opening of the Chinese and other foreign interests. Aladdin escapes to Clayton accidentally burns himself to death, but his big beard shaved by Clayton, making him almost unrecognizable.
Hike through hits New York, Aladeen Zoey (Anna Faris), an activist boyish offers him a job at his alternative lifestyle co-op. Aladdin rejects the offer and conferences “Nuclear” Nadal (Jason Mantzoukas), the former head of Wadiya nuclear weapons program and the main buyers of women who Aladeen thought he had performed earlier. After Aladeen follows him to New York City “Wadiya”, populated by refugees from his country and contains a death Aladeen restaurant, explains that Nadal Wadiyan resistance all the people he had performed banished. Ordered back for his old job, Nadal promises to help thwart Aladeen Tamir plot and again as a “legitimate” dictator Aladeen if the leader makes his position Wadiya him WMD program. Aladdin agrees and accepts Zoey offer, as it has in the hotel, where the agreement was made catering. Aladdin grows closer to Zoey after she refused his sexual advances and teaches him to masturbate and eventually falls in love with her after he angrily. Zoey to turn around struggling businesses, Aladeen starts a strict schedule of all, the formation of a personality cult around Zoey and intimidate an inspector gives the business a good review.
But Aladeen compared to Zoey strained after he revealed his true identity. Taken after the acquisition of a new breed of a corpse, Aladeen infiltrate the hotel and told Efawadh leave. After signing, he has tears Tamir document to the UN delegation and an impassioned speech extolling the virtues of the dictatorship, drawing unintentional parallels to current topics within the United States. But by seeing Zoey into the room, he declares his love for her, and to know with strongly held views Zoey swears democratize his country and open up oil fields Wadiya is for the company, but in a way that the general population would be an advantage. Angry Aladeen stay in power, but Tamir tries Efawadh jumps him before the ball to murder and survived because his job is to “be shot in the head.”
A year later Wadiya holds its first democratic elections, even if they are manipulated in favor Aladeen (now have presidential election Prime Minister added title to its former Admiral General). He married Zoey, but is shocked when she breaks a glass and reveals himself to be Jewish. Scenes during the credits show Aladeen convoy, which now consists of environmentally friendly cars, please visit a restored Nadal, and Zoey shows later in a television interview that she was pregnant with the couple’s first child. Aladdin answering questions or messages Zoey is with ‘a boy or an abortion. “
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Distributor Paramount Pictures described the film as “the heroic story of a North African dictator who risks his life to ensure that democracy never in the country he so lovingly oppressed to come.” Paramount said the film through the novel Zabibah and the King of Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein was inspired, but the New York Times later reported that it is not an adaptation. Kristen Wiig and Gillian Jacobs were in the role eventually played by Anna Faris considered, and what Variety said, “requires a strong improvisation”. Baron Cohen, who also plays Efawadh in the film, his performance based primarily on the Libyan Muammar Gaddafi, although his name is a play on the old former Syrian leader Hafez al-Assad. The film is “dedicated to the memory of Kim Jong-IL.”
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