Ali G Disrupts Wimbledon in New Film Stunt

Sacha Baron Cohen's character Ali G disrupted the Wimbledon men's singles final as part of filming for his new movie, "Who Iz I?" The character, portrayed by Cohen in his signature style, was seen wearing a custom Wimbledon jacket and a skullcap, with cannabis leaf motifs replacing traditional crossed rackets. During the event, Ali G allegedly badgered Prince William about a £1,400 drugs debt supposedly owed by Prince Harry and attempted to sell illegal substances.

This stunt resulted in eleven players being fined a total of £34,000 for "audible obscenities" and "racquet abuse" during the tournament. A spectator also reportedly called a heckler a "bumbaclat" and invited a fight. Ali G's actions were captured on numerous smartphones, including one held by Sacha Baron Cohen himself. Security reportedly released Ali G without penalty following the incident.

The fictional hometown of Ali G, Staines, is also mentioned in relation to the character's return. The film "Who Iz I?" is set to explore the mischief Ali G will cause and the reactions to his comeback. The exact release date for the film has not been specified, but the stunt at Wimbledon suggests a return to Cohen's satirical style of comedy.