Additional information for Bruno, which has a domestic theatrical release set for July 10, 2009. The film is being distributed by Universal Pictures and has not yet been rated. Bruno has a total running time of 81 minutes.
NC-17
USA
18
Ireland
14
Iceland
R
Australia
15
UK
M/16
Portugal
R16
New Zealand
15
Norway
18A
Canada
K-15
Finland
11
Sweden
12
Netherlands
16
Germany
KT
Belgium
(Banned)
Ukraine
-12
France
R21
Singapore
18
Brazil
B15
Mexico
III
Hong Kong
R-18
Philippines
(Banned)
Malaysia
R15+
Japan
18
Argentina
18
Peru
14
Austria
15
Denmark
VM14
Italy
18
Spain
Limited
South Korea
81min
Bruno
Argentina
Bruno
Brazil
Bruno
Croatia
Bruno
Finland
Bruno
Greece
Bruno
Peru
Bruno
Portugal
Bruno
Serbia
Bruno
Spain
Brüno
Brazil
Brüno
Finland
Brüno
France
Brüno
Hungary
Brüno
Poland
Бруно
Russia
Brüno: Snipped
UK
Burûno
Japan
Untitled Brüno Project
USA
bo yi cuk shing zi yiu tan gau zou sam dim buk lou gau dim mei gouk lou
Hong Kong
June 25, 2009
USA
July 06, 2009
France
July 08, 2009
Australia
July 08, 2009
Belgium
July 08, 2009
Iceland
July 09, 2009
Croatia
July 09, 2009
Germany
July 09, 2009
Greece
July 09, 2009
Hungary
July 09, 2009
Israel
July 09, 2009
Netherlands
July 09, 2009
New Zealand
July 09, 2009
Portugal
July 09, 2009
Switzerland
July 10, 2009
Austria
July 10, 2009
Canada
July 10, 2009
Denmark
July 10, 2009
Estonia
July 10, 2009
Finland
July 10, 2009
Ireland
July 10, 2009
Norway
July 10, 2009
Poland
July 10, 2009
Spain
July 10, 2009
Sweden
July 10, 2009
UK
July 10, 2009
USA
July 17, 2009
Bulgaria
July 17, 2009
Latvia
July 22, 2009
France
July 22, 2009
Switzerland
July 23, 2009
Kazakhstan
July 23, 2009
Russia
July 23, 2009
Ukraine
July 24, 2009
Lithuania
July 30, 2009
Thailand
August 06, 2009
Czech Republic
August 06, 2009
Slovakia
August 07, 2009
Taiwan
August 14, 2009
Brazil
August 14, 2009
Turkey
August 20, 2009
Singapore
September 02, 2009
Philippines
September 10, 2009
Hong Kong
October 23, 2009
Italy
November 05, 2009
Peru
November 06, 2009
Mexico
December 02, 2009
Argentina
March 20, 2010
Japan
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Flamboyant Austrian fashionista BrĂźno takes his show to America.
Gay Austrian fashion reporter Brüno is fired from his own television show, Funkyzeit mit Brüno (Funkytime with Brüno) after disrupting a Milan Fashion week catwalk, and his lover Diesel (Clifford Bańagale) leaves him for another man. Accompanied by his assistant's assistant, Lutz (Gustaf Hammarsten), he travels to the United States to become "the biggest Austrian superstar since Hitler".Brüno unsuccessfully attempts an acting career as an extra on NBC's Medium. He then interviews Paula Abdul, using Mexican chairpeople in place of furniture, then produces a celebrity interview pilot, showing him dancing erotically, criticizing Jamie-Lynn Spears' fetus with reality TV star Brittny Gastineau, unsuccessfully stalking and attempting to "interview" actor Harrison Ford, and closing with a close-up of his penis being swung around before his peehole screams then zooming into it. A focus group audience who review the pilot hate it, calling it "worse than cancer". Other advice suggests creating a sex tape, so Brüno interviews Ron Paul (unwittingly "played" by himself) whom Brüno mistakes for drag queen RuPaul. While waiting in a hotel room for a staged technical problem to be fixed, Brüno hits on Paul, who leaves angrily and calls him "queer as blazes".Brüno consults a spiritualist (Gary Williams) to contact the deceased Rob Pilatus of Milli Vanilli for advice, miming various sex acts on the invisible "Pilatus". He consults charity PR consultants Nicole and Suzanne DeFosset to select a world problem to maximize his fame, choosing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. He flies to Jerusalem to interview former Mossad agent Yossi Alpher and Palestinian politician Ghassan Khatib and confuses hummus and Hamas. In an interview with Israeli and Palestinian professors he sings his own "Dove of Peace" while forcing the two to caress each other's hands. He also meets with Ayman Abu Aita, subtitled as "terrorist group leader, Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades" in a location described as a Palestinian refugee camp in Lebanon (actually a restaurant near Bethlehem), where he hopes to be kidnapped.[4][5] Brüno insults Abu Aita's hair then says that "King Osama" looks like a dirty wizard or a homeless Santa Claus. Abu Aita's translator orders Brüno to leave. He stops off in Nairobi to pick up a few things, including a child, saying he is "black gold".Brüno interviews parents of child models, asking if their children would be ready to lose a lot of weight, undergo liposuction, be near "antiquated heavy machinery" or "amateur science", or be dressed in Nazi uniforms. On a talk show hosted by Richard Bey, he shows the African American audience a baby named O.J., whom he acquired in Africa by "swapping him" for a U2 Product Red iPod. He shows photographs of the boy covered with bees, on a crucifix and in a jacuzzi next to adults in a 69 position. The audience is appalled and social services take the baby from Brüno, driving him to depression, later found at a diner gorging on high-carb junk food. Lutz carries him back to a hotel room. After a night of sex, they awake to find themselves trapped in a bondage mechanism, unable to find the key. They call a hotel engineer for help and are asked to leave. After accosting a group of anti-gay protesters from the Westboro Baptist Church while still in bondage gear and boarding a bus, Brüno and Lutz remove their equipment at Madison County Office of Alternative Sentencing and Release in Huntsville, AL [6] after being arrested. Lutz says he loves Brüno but Brüno tells him he does not love him, having been influenced by "carb goggles". Lutz leaves Brüno.After realizing the biggest names in Hollywood are straight (citing Tom Cruise, Kevin Spacey and John Travolta), Brüno consults two Christian gay converters to help him become heterosexual. He attempts activities, such as joining the National Guard, going hunting in Alabama, learning karate and attending a swingers party at which he is whipped by a dominatrix (Michelle McLaren). These attempts end miserably due to Bruno's failure to keep his gay traits hidden, but he vows to become straight.Eight months later, a now-heterosexual Brüno, under the alias "Straight Dave", hosts a cage-fight match in Arkansas, "Straight Dave's Man Slammin' Maxout". Lutz appears at the event and calls Brüno a faggot. The two fight, only to rekindle their love, making out and stripping in front of the spectators who throw objects into the cage. The clip gets international press and the now-famous Brüno attempts to marry Lutz and get O.J. back in exchange for a MacBook Pro. Brüno records a charity song, "Dove of Peace", featuring Bono, Elton John, Chris Martin, Snoop Dogg, Sting and Slash at Abbey Road Studios.
Larry Charles
Director(s)
Sacha Baron Cohen
Anthony Hines
Dan Mazer
Jeff Schaffer
Sacha Baron Cohen
Peter Baynham
Anthony Hines
Dan Mazer
Sacha Baron Cohen
Writer(s)
Jason Alper
associate producer
Sacha Baron Cohen
producer
Peter Baynham
associate producer
Jonah Hill
associate producer
Anthony Hines
executive producer
Monica Levinson
producer
Dan Mazer
producer
Jon Poll
co-producer
Jay Roach
producer
Jeff Schaffer
associate producer
Todd Schulman
co-producer
Dale Stern
associate producer
Modi Wiczyk
executive producer (uncredited)
Producer(s)
Erran Baron Cohen
Composer(s)
Brüno
Sacha Baron Cohen
Lutz
Gustaf Hammarsten
Diesel
Clifford Bañagale
O.J.
Chibundu Orukwowu
O.J.
Chigozie Orukwowu
Kookus
Josh Meyers
Mexican Gardener #1
Toby Hoguin
Mexican Gardener #2
Robert Huerta
Mexican Gardener #3
Gilbert Rosales
Mexican Gardener #4
Thomas Rosales Jr.
Mexican Gardener #5
Marco Xavier
Himself - 'Dove of Peace'
Bono
Himself - 'Dove of Peace'
Chris Martin
Himself - 'Dove of Peace'
Elton John
Himself - 'Dove of Peace'
Slash
Himself - 'Dove of Peace'
Snoop Dogg
Himself - 'Dove of Peace'
Sting
Herself
Paula Abdul
Himself - Terrorist Group Leader, Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade
Ayman Abu Aita
Himself - Palestinian Governor, Jerusalem
Adnan Al-Husseini
Himself - Ex-Mossad Chief
Yossi Alpher
Himself - Minister
Ronald Beams
Himself
Richard Bey
Herself
Filipa Bleck
Himself
Denny Bond
Himself - Second Stage Gay Converter (as Dr. Paul Cameron)
Paul Cameron
Herself
Nicole DeFosset
Herself
Suzanne DeFosset
Herself
Brittny Gastineau
Herself
Heather Hahn
Himself - Former Palastinian Minister (as Ghassan Khatib)
Gassin Khatib
Himself (as Kunal Nayyer)
Kunal Nayyar
Himself
Ron Paul
Himself
Lloyd Robinson
Himself - Professor, Hebrew University
Avraham Sela
Himself - Martial Arts Master
Danny Shirley
Himself - Gay Converter (as Pastor Jody Trautwein)
Jody Trautwein
Himself
Gary Williams
Fashion Show Director in Milan (uncredited)
Domiziano Arcangeli
Publicist (uncredited)
Jeff Ballard
Director(s)
Anthony Hines
Dan Mazer
Jeff Schaffer
Sacha Baron Cohen
Peter Baynham
Anthony Hines
Dan Mazer
Sacha Baron Cohen
Writer(s)
associate producer
Sacha Baron Cohen
producer
Peter Baynham
associate producer
Jonah Hill
associate producer
Anthony Hines
executive producer
Monica Levinson
producer
Dan Mazer
producer
Jon Poll
co-producer
Jay Roach
producer
Jeff Schaffer
associate producer
Todd Schulman
co-producer
Dale Stern
associate producer
Modi Wiczyk
executive producer (uncredited)
Producer(s)
Composer(s)
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