Was that a real terrorist in Bruno?
Just saw Bruno, loved it. What gets me is the part where he interviews a "real" terrorist in Beirut. I know much of the film is staged, but I can't tell with this.
All google seems to bring up is the interview Cohen had with Letterman about it.
It says the terrorists name in the movie, but I can't remember it.
Does anyone know for sure whether the man was actually associated with a real terrorist group?
Ok, a little clarification.
I'm really only interested if someone remembers that actual individual name or the group he was a part of, not whether you "think" this was real or not.
Remember, there are Hamas members on CNN all the time- terrorist groups have PR people too and to be considered a terrorist is not necessarily someone who straps bombs to their chest.