Sacha Baron Cohen as Bruno strikes a number of poses outside the Ed Sullivan Theater for the Late Show With David Letterman in New York City, on Thursday (July 9).

Earlier this week, Cohen, 37, appeared on the Late Show With David Letterman, but not in character as Bruno. He shared the process about how they went about getting an interview with a terrorist for the movie.

Bruno will be released today (July 10) in the US.

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20+ pictures inside of Bruno meeting David Letterman…

Isla Fisher comes out to support her longtime love Sacha Baron Cohen (in gold glittered lederhosen) at the premiere of his latest comedy, Bruno, at Paris’ Publicis Champs Elysees on Monday (June 15).

Be sure to check out Bruno as the July 2009 GQ cover boy.

When asked to define the “Obama style,” his alter ego Bruno said, “Firstly, ich vant to say zat I find Obama an inspiration—it gives me great hope zat, after years of struggle, someone can at last get to ze White House, despite being incredibly hot. On ze other hand, it’s slightly disappointing that he needed zat beard, Michelle, to help him—but vone shtep at a time. In terms of his style, he perfectly bridges Serious und Sexy… Oval Office und Oval Orifice.”

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Sacha Baron Cohen hilariously takes the July 2009 cover of GQ magazine as his naked alter ego, gay Austrian fashion journalist Bruno. In the issue, Bruno answers your burning sartorial questions. Here’s a few LOL celebrity-related ones:

Dear Brüno, how can I get some “Efron hair”? Or at least some “Pattinson hair”? Ich vouldn’t bother getting a Zac Efron hairstyle right now, cos ich am about to change mine and he’s certain to copy me again. In terms of grooming, ze only thing he hasn’t copied me with ist getting his ballensack pierced— vell, he hadn’t had it done ze last time ich saw him.

Dear Brüno, what do you sleep in? In reality, ich sleep in a seaweed body wrap
under a Zac Posen Navy-Cut Nightshirt. In mein dreams, ich sleep naked in a giant reed basket drifting slowly down ze Nile, cradled in ze arms of Daniel Radcliffe.

Dear Brüno, is it okay to “manscape” down there? It’s more zan okay; it is most essential. Be careful if you do it yourself, though—yesterday ich tried to self-wax mein arschenhaller
und glued meinself to ze bed. Manscaping ist important, but not as crucial as getting regular anal bleaching. If Brüno didn’t get his schmutziger arschenhaller bleached twice a month, his shtinker vould resemble Dizzy Gillespie during a trumpet solo. In Austria anal bleaching ist considered so important zat it’s paid for by ze state. In fact, you cannot run for office if you don’t have a vhite arschwitz. Indeed, ex-chancellor Kurt Waldheim vas elected on ze back of a prishtine anus. Zere are added benefits to getting ze bleaching—on my last session, mein beautician, Klaus, found ze long-lost head of a David Beckham action figure up zere.

For more Bruno outtakes and more hilarious Q&A, visit GQ.com!

Check out the hilarious new video clip promoting the upcoming comedy Brüno, starring Sacha Baron Cohen as the title Austrian celebrity/fashion journalist.

“I’m like the Austrian Zac Efron,” Bruno jokes. “Except I’m two years younger… and I’ve got a bleached arschholle.”

The flick, which is a follow-up to the hit 2006 film Borat, arrives in theaters on Friday, July 10. Bruno Vassup! Check out the clip below!!!

Shooting of NBC’s Medium was temporarily shut down on Nov. 7 when Bruno aka Sacha Baron Cohen kept interrupting a tense courtroom scene involving series star Patricia Arquette.

“No one had a clue it was Sacha playing Bruno,” a Medium insider told Ausiello. “It’s amazing he was able to infiltrate the set and pull this off.”

“It remains unclear whether Cohen (or one of his accomplices) snuck a video camera onto the Medium set to capture all of the tomfoolery, or whether he’s relying on the show’s producer, Paramount, to voluntarily hand over the unused footage. (The scene ended up being re-shot.),” Ausiello reported.

The day before the election, Bruno crashed a Los Angeles rally in support of Proposition 8, the measure to ban gay marriage approved by Californians this month.

Sacha Baron Cohen holds up a sign during a Yes on Prop. 8 rally, on Sunday, Nov. 2, 2008 in Los Angeles.

The 37-year-old British comedian was at the rally shooting his not-yet-titled movie as his alter ego Bruno, gay Austrian fashion reporter. Proposition 8 would overturn the California Supreme Court’s decision earlier this year to legalize same-sex marriage.

When photographers and reporters realized who he was, his film crew shielded him and he was whisked away in a van.

The Bruno movie has a release date of May 15, 2009.

Bruno:The Movie has a tentative release date of October 2008. Sooooo exciting! This movie is going to be hilarious. If you haven’t seen Bruno in action yet, watch this clip!

Cohen, 36, is best known for his other personae, gangster wannabe Ali G and hapless Kazakhstani journalist Borat (both of which he had to retire because of their phenomenal success).

P.S. Bruno: Delicious Journeys Through America for the Purpose of Making Heterosexual Males Visibly Uncomfortable in the Presence of a Gay Foreigner in a Mesh T-Shirt is reportedly a working title taken from Wiki.

UPDATE: Apologies, images and story removed!