‘bruno’ Websites Blanket The Web

Silas Lesnick, MTV Movies Blog
Tue, 03/24/2009 - 4:13pm

To back his upcoming interview antics in “Bruno”, Sacha Baron Cohen created 30 or more fake companies, complete with detailed artificial websites, several of which have just vanished from the internet. The Smoking Gun has been keeping a watchful eye on Cohen, spotting four fake film production companies online. Potential interviewees were directed to these sites [...]

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