Sacha Baron Cohen Pours Kim Jong Il’s “Ashes” on Ryan Seacreat at Oscars (VIDEO)
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by Algemeiner Staff

Sacha Baron Cohen at the Oscars, dressed as his most recent character, General Aladeen. Photo: screenshot via YouTube.
Sacha Baron Cohen’s newest character, “General Aladeen”, made a splash last night on the Red Carpet at the Oscars.
Cohen, who became famous with his depiction of the “Borat” character, created “General Aladeen” to satirize the former Libyan dictator, Muammar Qadaffi.
Cohen arrived to the show in a massive limousine, with two tall beautiful women in short skirts, with an urn. The urn, according to Cohen, had in it the ashes of Kim Jong Il, the former ruler of North Korea who died last year. Speaking with Ryan Seacrest on the red carpet, Cohen “accidentally” spilled the ashes all over Seacrest, causing security to take Cohen away.
You can watch the video below.
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