Sacha Baron Cohen has left Borat at home for a while and done an uncharacteristically frank interview without an appearance from the Kazak journalist.

Cohen, the British comedian behind the now infamous Borat, has opened up on issues such as the lawsuits filed against his Golden Globe nominated film and being in character.

It seems like Prince Charles would love to invite Borat over for a good cup of tea.

Prince Charles is reportedly a huge fan of Sacha Baron Cohen's TV alter ego Borat.

It seems that not everybody is outraged at Sacha Baron Cohen for pulling pranks and making others look like complete fools.

One unknown writer - in the U.S. - has even praised the actor for shedding some light in his country and putting it back on the map. Sapabek Asip-uly recently decided to nominate the comedian for bringing so much publicity to Kazakhstan and making it the subject of many people's conversations - somewhere.

"Borat" creator Sacha Baron Cohen is set to marry next year.

The British comedian, who has become the highest paid star in England since his comedy blitzed the box-office, is planning to marry his long time girlfriend Isla Fisher.