The Dictator

The Dictator

The Dictator may refer to: The Dictator (1915 film), a silent film comedy directed by Oscar Eagle The Dictator (1922 film), a silent film comedy directed by James Cruze The Dictator (1935 film), a British historical drama film directed by Victor Saville The Dictator (2012 film), a 2012 comedy film starring Sacha Baron Cohen Dictator (2016 film), a 2016 Indian Telugu-language action film The Dictators, an American proto-punk and punk rock band

Genre: Comedy
Production: Paramount Pictures
  1 win & 1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
6.4
Metacritic:
58
Rotten Tomatoes:
57%
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Year:
2012
83
$57,700,000
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[Nadal notices Aladeen walking funny as they approach the helicopter]

Nadal:
Are you okay?

General Aladeen:
My guy has a limp. I fell off me horse at the old Bull & Bush Pub because I'm a cockney.

Nadal:
Listen, listen, okay? You need to focus up right now and be prepared to deliver a small, subtle performance.

General Aladeen:
Okay, great, okay.

Nadal:
Okay, good.

General Aladeen:
[Pulling eyelids backwards] Okay, so when we go to fly...

Nadal:
[Slaps Aladeen's hands off] Don't do that with your eyes! You can't be a Chinese person on this thing, okay?

General Aladeen:
I'm not Chink, I'm Chinese-American!

Nadal:
No, but you cannot hold your eyes! Nobody is going to think you're Chinese-American because you hold your eyes like that! It's racist, what you're doing!

General Aladeen:
Do you know it's a fact that they cannot pronounce their R's? They pronounce them as L's. So instead you know what 'rabbit' is in Chinese?

Nadal:
I don't know how to speak Chinese.

General Aladeen:
It's 'labbit'.

Nadal:
It's not 'labbit'!

General Aladeen:
Yes! 'Who Shot Loger Labbit' was a huge hit in China!

Nadal:
Nobody... It's stup... All right, I don't care! This is stupid, okay?

General Aladeen:
Okay, I'll do Filipino. I like to work, I like to talk. [pulling eyelids backwards] I like the sh*t, I do the kids.

Nadal:
[Pulling Aladeen's hands off] Stop that! Your Filipino is the same as your Chinese!

General Aladeen:
Now who's being a lacist? You're being lacist now!

Nadal:
I'm not being racist! Right now, we have to get on this helicopter and we have to act like true Americans.

General Aladeen:
I guess you don't want me to play black, then.

Nadal:
Of course, I don't want you to play black.

General Aladeen:
Okay, just throwing it out there.

Nadal:
Okay. Don't.

[Aboard the helicopter, Aladeen and Nadal are smiling at the American tourists in front of them, as Aladeen points at his sheriff's badge]

General Aladeen:
I love being an Americans! America is number one! Oh, I am from U.S.A.! My father also from U.S.A.! My great-grandfather fought in the American Civil Jihad. I am very proud to be an American. I am America's number one douche.

[Nadal sighs]

General Aladeen:
[Speaking in Wadiyan] I've fooled them. Job done.

Nadal:
[Speaking in Wadiyan] So, how are things back at the Palace?

General Aladeen:
[Speaking in Wadiyan] Fine, but guess who's still living in my guest house?

Nadal:
[Speaking in Wadiyan] Ooh, Bin Laden?

General Aladeen:
[Speaking in Wadiyan] Yes, Osama. Bin Laden flooding the bathroom every time he showers... And how hard is it to put a bath mat down, Bin Laden?

[Tourists look worried]

General Aladeen:
[Speaking in Wadiyan] Hey, do you remember my favorite sports car?

Nadal:
[Speaking in Wadiyan] You mean your Porsche?

General Aladeen:
[Speaking in Wadiyan] Yes... the 911.

Nadal:
911, it's the best!

General Aladeen:
[Speaking in Wadiyan] So I was driving the 911 near the Palace one day... [making hand gestures of driving the car] and I totally crashed!

[Aladeen and Nadal laugh as the tourists get more nervous]

General Aladeen:
[Speaking in Wadiyan] It's okay, I've already ordered a new one. A brand new 911 2012.

[Tourists get even more nervous]

Nadal:
[Speaking in Wadiyan] You know, while you are here, you should try to see some of the sights such as the Empire State Building and Yankee Stadium.

General Aladeen:
[Speaking in Wadiyan] And I'd love to see the fireworks over the Statue of Liberty. [makes exploding sounds before giving Nadal a high-five and looking at the tourists]

Nadal:
[Speaking in Wadiyan] Hey, have your old back problems been bothering you?

General Aladeen:
[Speaking in Wadiyan] Oh, it's been terrible! It got so bad that I made myself a back brace.

Nadal:
[Speaking in Wadiyan] Really?

General Aladeen:
[Speaking in Wadiyan] Yes, look, I'm still wearing it. [unzips his jacket to reveal a black vest with strings on it] Hey, my English is getting good. I bet I can count down from five faster than you can!

General Aladeen, Nadal:
Five, four, three, two, one!

[the tourists scream. Later, Aladeen and Nadal have their mug shots taken]


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