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Rudy Giuliani is said to be involuntarily in the new Borat film
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Borate is back.
The second part of the mockumentary by comedian Sacha Baron Cohen will appear next Friday.
But the film is already causing a stir.
Because now a movie scene can be seen in detail that made headlines in the summer.
Rudy Giuliani, the lawyer of US President Donald Trump, can be seen in an unfavorable pose on a hotel bed next to a woman.
Giuliani was filmed with a hidden camera, as he puts his hand in his pants in the presence of a young woman.
This is reported by the Guardian, the Huffington Post and the Associated Press news agency, among others.
The young woman is said to have previously pretended to be a TV journalist at Giuliani.
The woman is the actress Maria Bakalova, who plays the daughter of the protagonist Borat in Borat 2.
In the film, the actress pretends to want to interview Giuliani.
After talking to a fictional news program, the woman flirts with Giuliani.
Shortly thereafter, the scene that makes headlines occurs.
Giuliani and the woman are then interrupted by Borat, played by Sacha Baron Cohen.
He runs into the room and says: "She is 15 years old. She is too old for you."
In fact, according to Internet Movie Database, actress Bakalova is 24 years old.
Giuliani called the police
The scene was filmed in a New York hotel room last July.
It was already known in the summer that Giuliani had called the police about the undercover shoot.
At that time Giuliani told the tabloid portal "Page Six": "This guy comes running in who wore a kind of pink transgender clothing, a pink bikini with straps".
Apparently Giuliani hadn't been clear at the time who the man was.
Giuliani cannot be accused of anything illegal based on the scene described.
However, the recordings could be uncomfortable for Donald Trump.
The fact that a close confidante of his is shown publicly could affect the election campaign of the US president.
The presidential election is scheduled for November 3rd.
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