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You might know Sacha Baron Cohen best for his comedic roles, but he’s taking a turn for the dramatic in his new series The Spy.

Update (July 6): Sacha Baron Cohen is reportedly in talks with Showtime for a new comedy interview series.

Sacha Baron Cohen is known for his over-the-top comedic roles like Borat and Ali G, but he’s taking a break from comedy to star in Netflix’s new spy drama.

It appears the sequel to the Johnny Depp-starred Alice in Wonderland may add another talented actor: Sacha Baron Cohen.

Sacha Baron Cohen had long been expected to play Freddie Mercury in a biopic about the Queen lead singer’s life, but he has dropped out due to “creative differences.”

The Huffington Post had a first look at two posters for Les Miserables today, and they offer new glimpses at highly-anticipated characters.

The Dictator, Sacha Baron Cohen’s first foray into a narrative fictional comedy, tackles politics in his typical bawdy, over-the-top style of satire. Essentially a romantic comedy in structure, with moments of absurdity as Baron Cohen continues to push the bill of acceptable comedy, while tackling our own political structure with an often gleeful, satirical irreverence.

The stars have both unchained themselves from Quentin Tarnatino’s hotly anticipated western film, with the latter being the second to pull out of the same role.

Borat star Sacha Baron Cohen is up to his usual antics again! After a controversy-ridden publicity campaign for The Dictator, Cohen appeared on Saturday Night Live in character as Admiral General Aladeen.