O Ditador
15/05/2012
General Almirante Shabazz Aladeen (Sacha Baron Cohen), um dos mais excêntricos e egocêntricos ditadores que o mundo já alguma vez viu é conhecido pela sua indestrutível barba, por dormir com centenas de celebridades ávidas pelo seu dinheiro e por organizar e determinar os seus próprios Jogos Olímpicos. Aladeen atrai a atenção internacional quando surgem novidades acerca do seu programa secreto nuclear. Depois de uma tentativa de assassinato a que escapa, Aladeen encontra-se sozinho e sem dinheiro nas ruas de Nova Iorque. Mas a sua força de vontade para recuperar o poder e afastar a democracia do seu país oprimido, não o desanima!
Informações do filme
Sacha Baron Cohen
as Aladeen / Efawadh
Ben Kingsley
as Tamir
Anna Faris
as Zoey
Jason Mantzoukas
as Nadal
Sayed Badreya
as Omar
Adeel Akhtar
as Maroush
Aasif Mandvi
as Doctor
Rizwan Manji
as Patient
Rocky Citron
as Baby Aladeen
Liam Campora
as Aladeen Age 6
Rick Chambers
as Newscaster Voiceover (voice)
Elsayed Mohamed
as Wadiyan Olympic Official
Horatio Sanz
as Aide on Balcony
Elena Goode
as Virgin Guard
Nazanin Homa
as Virgin Guard
Dawn Jackson
as Virgin Guard
Victoria Beltran
as Virgin Guard
Danielle Burgio
as Virgin Guard
Dominique DiCaprio
as Virgin Guard
Aja Frary
as Virgin Guard
Fred Melamed
as Head Nuclear Scientist
Cuco Usín
as Assassin
Megan Fox
as Self
Joey Slotnick
as Homeless Man
Ian Roberts
as NYC Cop
Chris Parnell
as News Anchor
Jessica St. Clair
as Denise
David Fonteno
as Secretary General
Anna Katarina
as Angela Merkel
Michael Delaney
as Delegate
William Fowle
as Delegate
Bobby Lee
as Mr. Lao
Olek Krupa
as Gazprom Executive
Alan Cox
as BP Executive
Kevin Corrigan
as Slade
Mitchell Greene
as Joteph
Jenny L. Saldaña
as Hannah
George Bartenieff
as Romanian Accountant
Chris Gethard
as Clark
Fred Armisen
as Waiter / Minister
Sean T. Krishnan
as Waiter / Cereal Loving Soldier
Eliyas Qureshi
as Angry Wadiyan Diner
Chris Elliott
as Mr. Ogden
Jon Glaser
as Obnoxious Customer
Daniel Burress
as Customer in Bathroom
Pete Wiggins
as Bratty Kid Customer
Adam LeFevre
as Man in Helicopter
Marceline Hugot
as Woman in Helicopter
Anthony Mangano
as Arresting Officer
Melissa Francis
as Local News Reporter
Tim J. Ellis
as Offended Customer
Michael Hardart
as Store Customer
Miriam Tolan
as Health Inspector's Wife
Zachary Mackiewicz
as Health Inspector's Son
JB Smoove
as Funeral Usher
Hollis Granville
as Eldridge Douglas
Ann Dev'Unay
as Mourner
Sondra James
as Friendly Customer
Tara Copeland
as Mom Shopping with Toddler
Sydney Berry
as Toddler
Kathryn Hahn
as Pregnant Woman
Seth Morris
as Pregnant Woman's Husband
Kate Pak
as Mrs. Lao
Regina Anne Rizzo
as Puppeteer
Karl Jacob
as Aladeen Double
Tracey Ruggiero
as Mugging Victim
Marcia DeBonis
as Woman in Hotel Window
Nasim Pedrad
as Female GMW Host
Mousa Kraish
as Wadiyan Soldier
Neimah Djourabchi
as Wadiyan Soldier
Sevan Greene
as Wadiyan Soldier
Nadav Malamud
as Wadiyan Soldier
Frédéric North
as Helicopter Pilot (NYC)
Fred Hanna
as Helicopter Pilot (NYC)
Bill Richards
as Helicopter Pilot
Marc Wolff
as Helicopter Pilot (Spain)
Cordell King
as Helicopter Ground Crew
John C. Reilly
as Clayton (uncredited)
Garry Shandling
as Inspector (uncredited)
Edward Norton
as Self
Olivia Taylor Dudley
as Nurse Svetlana (uncredited)
Michelle Bergh
as Aladeen's Mother (uncredited)
Alex Kruz
as Japanese Olympic Runner (uncredited)
Carmel Amit
as Virgin Guard (uncredited)
Glenn Andreiev
as Press Photographer (uncredited)
Frank Anello
as NYPD Officer (uncredited)
Andrew Ayala
as Dinner Patron (uncredited)
Akim Black
as Secret Service Agent (uncredited)
Jasmine Hope Bloch
as Protester (uncredited)
Ivan Cardona
as Minister (uncredited)
Hillary Clinton
as Self (archive footage) (uncredited)
Peter Conboy
as NYC Cop (uncredited)
Barbara Ann Davison
as UN Protester (uncredited)
Stephen Dexter
as Angry Protester (uncredited)
Amanda Hope Dutton
as UN Protester (uncredited)
Gad Elmaleh
as Demonstrator in Wadiya (uncredited)
Marshall Factora
as Filipino Dignitary (uncredited)
Jeff Grossman
as NYC Cop (uncredited)
Iyad Hajjaj
as Wadiyan Soldier (uncredited)
Hanna Halldorsdottir
as Customer (uncredited)
Moe Hindi
as Lab Technician (uncredited)
Haig Hovnanian
as Nuclear Scientist (uncredited)
James Huffman
as UN Protester (uncredited)
Peter Iasillo Jr.
as Protester (uncredited)
Shadner Ifrene
as Doorman (uncredited)
Ebrahim Jaffer
as Doctor (uncredited)
Tony Joe
as UN Security Guard (uncredited)
Jaiden Kaine
as African King (uncredited)
Stass Klassen
as UN Representative (uncredited)
Rock Kohli
as Servant #1 / Wadiyan Diner (uncredited)
Lisa Landino
as Store Customer (uncredited)
Arash Mokhtar
as Minister (uncredited)
Dushawn Moses
as UN Security (uncredited)
Joanna Moskwa
as Russian Escort (uncredited)
B. J. Novak
as (uncredited)
Kelsey O'Brien
as Prostitute (uncredited)
Barack Obama
as Self (archive footage) (uncredited)
Anton Obeid
as New BBC Interviewer (uncredited)
Niyi Oni
as Diplomat (uncredited)
Adaku Ononogbo
as Virgin Guard (uncredited)
Yvette Parish
as Virgin Guard (uncredited)
Jim Piddock
as (uncredited)
Hannah Prichard
as Miley Cyrus (uncredited)
Andrew Rogers
as French Restaurant Patron (uncredited)
Monika Felice Smith
as Gymnast (uncredited)
Uzimann
as Nuclear Scientist (uncredited)
Chris Victor
as Army Guard (uncredited)
Village
as Hotel Security (uncredited)
Barbara Vincent
as Park Avenue Lady (uncredited)
Tony von Halle
as Soldier / Wrangler (uncredited)
Sylvia Ward
as Russian Escort (uncredited)
Steven Weisz
as Diplomat (uncredited)
Richard Worsley
as Angry Protester (uncredited)
Busty Heart
as Etra Head Virgin Guard (uncredited)
Leonard Zimmerman
as UN Israeli Delegate (uncredited)
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