See New Grimsby Reaction Clip From Jonathan Ross Show
He did it last week in U.S at Jimmy Kimmel show now Sacha Baron Cohen has delivered another clip this time on UK TV. Watch the new funny reaction clip for Grimsby on ITV’s Jonathan Ross show which according to one newspaper nearly had Stephen Fry getting an Asthma Attack!
Sacha Baron Cohen has footage from his upcoming film Grimsby that’s too hot for TV, however the audience and his fellow guests get to see it in its full glory, with some amazing reactions.
In Grimsby Nobby Butcher(Baron Cohen), a terminally unemployed but fun-loving football fan who is forced to save the world.Nobby has everything a man from Grimsby could want – 9 children and a girlfriend he loves more than anything (Rebel Wilson). There’s only one thing missing in his life: his little brother, Sebastian (Mark Strong), from whom he was separated as a child. After 28 years of searching, Nobby has finally tracked his brother down in London – unaware that he’s an MI6 assassin. After a disastrous reunion in which Nobby accidentally ruins Sebastian’s life and puts them both on the run, they uncover a plot to destroy the world. In order to save humanity, and his brother, Nobby has to embark on a global mission and undertake a complete transformation from lovable idiot to sophisticated secret agent
It seems to be the exact same clip shown on American TV last week but due to the embargo restrictions the clip can’t be completely shown. It seems as we first thought it does involve Elephants and one of our unlikely heroes having to do something to a elephant or vice versa! Going by the reaction of this clip and the Jimmy Kimmel one this has had a better reaction than the trailers. This can only be good news for fans of the comedian actor’s early works but will it equal Borat?
All will be revealed when Grimsby will be released in UK & Ireland 24th February 2016 (USA 11th March) co-starring Isla Fisher, Ian McShane and Gabourey Sidibe.
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