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Monday 18 June 4:55 p.m.
SACHA BARON COHEN is careful about where
he agrees to film in the U.S.
amid fears of deportation because of outstanding arrest warrants.
The comedian, who is based in Los Angeles
with his wife Isla Fisher and their two daughters, reveals his stay in the
country is precarious as police in Arizona and
Kansas are
reportedly still keen to arrest him for previous movie stunts.
He tells Britain's
Sunday Express newspaper, "There are towns in certain states that I can't
shoot in. If I get arrested my visa could be taken away."
Opening up about a narrow escape while filming a bondage scene for
outrageous comedy Bruno in a hotel room, Cohen explains: "The manager
called the police and we knew we had about five minutes before the police
turned up and I would be arrested.
"My English bodyguard yelled 'Everyone out', as we had an escape
car waiting 14 storeys down. So we get to a window and there's an old rickety
fire escape. We run down it and get to the second floor, and it doesn't reach
down to the floor.
"So I jumped wearing these high heels
while attached to my friend, broke my heel and got into the car and we left the
state."
WENN.com