The
New York Post spoiled the surprise for a victim of Bruno aka Sacha
Baron Cohen. The Post talked with Paul Cameron, the chairman of the
Family Research Institute, who isn't a fan of homosexuality and appears
in Cohen's latest guerrilla comedy, Bruno, which opens this Friday. The
scene goes this way: A very gay Bruno doesn't want to be gay anymore, so
he rendezvous with Cameron in Kansas City. Cameron is supposed to turn
Bruno straight.
Here's how Cameron described his tango in KC with Bruno:
"I did a German thing a year ago. Is that this? I wondered what had
happened to that. I'm in this bloody film? Well, I'll be jiggered. I
guess you never can believe when people are in distress.
"I had to go to Kansas City. I was told that this chap was a
homosexual in Germany, had a popular TV program in Germany, was perhaps
suicidal and wanted to [become straight]. And I was supposed to see if
I could help him in some way.
"His producer was telling people what to do. He'd say, 'Here's the
setting. This will be your office. He'll come in, give him the kinds of
advice that will be useful for him.' It took about two and a half,
three hours. To put it mildly, a few of his questions seemed strange.
When he tried to sit by me and he wanted to give me a blow job, that
kind of stuff pushed it.
"If it's a gag, it was pretty well staged. I'll be another laughing stock. Oh, well."
Yep, we'll all be jiggered.
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