The full title of Sasha Baron Cohen's surprise upcoming Borat sequel has finally been revealed - and it is quite the mouthful.

Earlier this month, it was revealed by Collider that Cohen had not only finished shooting a follow-up movie, but that it had already been screened for "a select few industry types".

This comes 14 years after the entire world (minus a few Americans) were in hysterics with his first feature-length mockumentary movie starring the hapless Kazakh TV personality.

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The full title for the first installment was Borat: Cultural Learnings Of America For Make Benefit Glorious Nation Of Kazakhstan.

And the title for the upcoming sequel is even longer. According to The Film Stage, the sequel will be titled Borat: Gift Of Pornographic Monkey To Vice Premiere Mikhael Pence To Make Benefit Recently Diminished Nation Of Kazakhstan.

Just imagine asking for a ticket for that at your local movie theater.

Per the Metro, Cohen wrote the upcoming movie alongside Anthony Hines, Dan Swimer, Dan Mazer, Jena Friedman, Peter Baynham, Erica Rivinoja, and Lee Kern.

Rumors about a second Borat movie spread like wildfire on social media when Cohen was spotted in his classic "not-black" suit as he drove around Long Beach in a yellow pickup truck.

And despite many of us thinking it would be impossible for Cohen to release a sequel (after all, surely we all recognize the mankini-wearing mustachioed journalist by now), it is happening - and I think it is exactly what the world needs right now.

Plot points surrounding the sequel still remain vague, with Collider stating that due to the fact that Borat Sagdiyev is no longer the little-known Kazakh TV personality he was over a decade ago, he is now having to go "undercover" to interview people.

One source reportedly described the sequel as "Cohen playing Borat playing Cohen". (However, while another source refuted this description, they did still confirm the movie's existence.)

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Cohen first portrayed the Borat character in 1996, as part of a series of short skits on the short-lived show F2F.

Following the success of his simpleton rapper character Ali-G, Cohen decided to bring the Borat character back as part of the satirical TV series Da Ali G Show between the years of 2000 and 2004.

The first Borat movie grossed $262 million worldwide and even bagged Cohen a Golden Globe Award for Best Actor (Motion Picture – Musical/Comedy). The success of the movie helped pave the way for some of Cohen's subsequent movies, like Bruno, which grossed $138 million, and The Dictator which raked in $179 million.

There were always doubts about whether or not we would see Borat return in a more PC culture, with Cohen telling The Telegraph back in 2016 that "Hollywood would be too scared to make Borat today".

But it seems that Cohen wasn't too scared to one again shock the world, and we think it is "Very nice!"

The full title of Sasha Baron Cohen's surprise upcoming Borat sequel has finally been revealed - and it is quite the mouthful.

Earlier this month, it was revealed by Collider that Cohen had not only finished shooting a follow-up movie, but that it had already been screened for "a select few industry types".

This comes 14 years after the entire world (minus a few Americans) were in hysterics with his first feature-length mockumentary movie starring the hapless Kazakh TV personality.

[[imagecaption|| Credit: PA Images]]

The full title for the first installment was Borat: Cultural Learnings Of America For Make Benefit Glorious Nation Of Kazakhstan.

And the title for the upcoming sequel is even longer. According to The Film Stage, the sequel will be titled Borat: Gift Of Pornographic Monkey To Vice Premiere Mikhael Pence To Make Benefit Recently Diminished Nation Of Kazakhstan.

Just imagine asking for a ticket for that at your local movie theater.

Per the Metro, Cohen wrote the upcoming movie alongside Anthony Hines, Dan Swimer, Dan Mazer, Jena Friedman, Peter Baynham, Erica Rivinoja, and Lee Kern.

Rumors about a second Borat movie spread like wildfire on social media when Cohen was spotted in his classic "not-black" suit as he drove around Long Beach in a yellow pickup truck.

And despite many of us thinking it would be impossible for Cohen to release a sequel (after all, surely we all recognize the mankini-wearing mustachioed journalist by now), it is happening - and I think it is exactly what the world needs right now.

Plot points surrounding the sequel still remain vague, with Collider stating that due to the fact that Borat Sagdiyev is no longer the little-known Kazakh TV personality he was over a decade ago, he is now having to go "undercover" to interview people.

One source reportedly described the sequel as "Cohen playing Borat playing Cohen". (However, while another source refuted this description, they did still confirm the movie's existence.)

[[imagecaption|| Credit: PA Images]]

Cohen first portrayed the Borat character in 1996, as part of a series of short skits on the short-lived show F2F.

Following the success of his simpleton rapper character Ali-G, Cohen decided to bring the Borat character back as part of the satirical TV series Da Ali G Show between the years of 2000 and 2004.

The first Borat movie grossed $262 million worldwide and even bagged Cohen a Golden Globe Award for Best Actor (Motion Picture – Musical/Comedy). The success of the movie helped pave the way for some of Cohen's subsequent movies, like Bruno, which grossed $138 million, and The Dictator which raked in $179 million.

There were always doubts about whether or not we would see Borat return in a more PC culture, with Cohen telling The Telegraph back in 2016 that "Hollywood would be too scared to make Borat today".

But it seems that Cohen wasn't too scared to one again shock the world, and we think it is "Very nice!"