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Ali
G turned up at the premiere for his new film, Ali G
Indahouse,
wearing a jewel-studded crown and a thirty foot long velvet
cape.
(Bling!
Bling!)
At his side through-out were six
'beetchas'
wearing only skimpy canabis shapped bikinis.He said:
"I
told Me Julie that the premiere was tomorrow night cos I
knew
there would be loads of bitches here tonight." Whilst
making a speech to the celebrity packed cinema before the
film started, Ali G explained why no members of the royal
family had attended the premiere. He said: "The Queen
and Charles said no. And Harry said no - probably cos him
still owe me 20 squid for dat eight." In Oscar style
Ali G also had his thank-yous to make: "I must thank
Working Title Films for this. They forked out £12
million
for the movie. And £11.5 million went into that cafe
in Amsterdam."
Speaking about his role, which includes
a stint as MP for Staines, Ali G detailed his plans for the
country if he ever really becomes MP for his hometown. He
said: "I would rename Berkshire as Booyaksha and Great
Britain as Wicked Britain, plus I'd get rid of Wales
completely,
and hopefully swap it for half of Jamaica."
An after party at the Mafair club in Soho
was attened by Sacha Baron Cohen's real life Me Julie,
ex-Home
And Away actress Isla Fisher. Other guests included
Jonathon
Ross, Eastenders actress Tamsin Outhwaite, disgraced ex-MP
Neil Hamilton and wife Christine Hamilton, famously
pregnant
pin up Jordan and actors Charles Dance and Micheal Gambon,
who both appear in the film. Naomi
Cambell, who makes a cameo appearance in the film, arrived
with "friend"
Tony De Niro.
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