This Middle Eastern dictator parody looks as subtle as brick to the skull and the Prombron seems perfectly cast for its role, given that Dartz specializes in building ostentatious armored cars for ...

Sacha Baron Cohen stars as Admiral General Aladeen, who has ruled an oil-rich nation of Wadiya cruelly and cluelessly since he was 7 years old.

The Dictator also earns high marks in Aladeen’s raunchy-sweet courtship of Zoey, the hirsute flower child who tenderizes his Kurd-gassing heart.

Attention, it’s fun-question time: why did Admiral General Aladeen give Katy Perry a more expensive gift than he gave Megan Fox?

The Dictator Having pulled the improv equivalent of streaking through a mosque with "Borat's" ambush tactics, Sacha Baron Cohen retreats behind the veil of scripted comedy in "The Dictator." ...

Aladeen is hardly the first comic protagonist who, in the real world, would be an utterly loathsome jerk and an insufferable narcissist. There have been plenty of lovable comic killers.

Jokes in The Dictator, like Admiral Aladeen saying he wants to get home so he can watch “The Real Housewives of Ahmadinehulalabajad” just don’t have the same punch as throwing money at ...

The Prombron Aladeen Edition is actually a Prombron Kombat SUV in glittery, golden clothes. The Kombat itself is based on the Hummer H2, and the Aladeed Edition was introduced in 2012 after three ...

As in his first two films, “The Dictator” takes a foreigner — this time, General Admiral Haffaz Aladeen, despot of the North African country Wadiya — and drops him in the midst of ...

Aladeen is as far removed from the harmless idiocy of Borat as fashion journo Bruno was (equal parts obnoxious and loathsome), but part of the fun of The Dictator is in embracing this spite.

The Dictator’s opening scenes ask, ‘Who is General Aladeen?’ (Picture: Paramount) The hotly anticipated film begins with an American news report explaining that General Aladeen of the ...

The gags are more exhausted than Gaddafi's regime as Sacha Baron Cohen graduates from documentary punking to standard comedy.