
Ali G: Who Iz I?
“Livin XXX large.”
After twenty years spent "chillin', tokin' and bonin'", Ali G is shocked to discover that his long-term girlfriend, Julie, is 8 months pregnant. Faced with an extra mouth to feed, he gets off his batty and heads to America to reclaim his former glory… but soon encounters adversaries who will ultimately threaten his and his child's very existence.
Where to Watch Ali G: Who Iz I?
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Amazon Prime Video
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US availability. Streaming data by JustWatch via TMDB.
Movie Details
- Rated
- R
- Runtime
- 1h 29m
- Director
- Sacha Baron Cohen
- Written by
- Sacha Baron Cohen, Anthony Hines, Peter Baynham, Dan Swimer
- Box office (worldwide)
- $27,280
US release dates
- In theaters (limited)
- October 23, 2026
- Digital (rent/buy)
- October 28, 2026
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Ali G: Who Iz I? Cast
Sacha Baron CohenAli G / Nira Cain-N'Degeocello / Erran Morad
Morgana RobinsonJulie
Alpha MiknasManu
Clive RussellMalcolm 'Rocky' Atkins
A$AP RockyA$AP Rocky
RihannaRihanna
Tiffany HaddishLab Technician
DJ Jazzy JeffDJ Jazzy Jeff- C. Stewart Rodeheaver(uncredited)
Allan Lichtman(uncredited)
George Santos(uncredited)
Newt Gingrich(uncredited)
Quick Answers
- Is Ali G: Who Iz I? in theaters?
- Yes. Ali G: Who Iz I? is playing in US theaters now. It opened on October 23, 2026.
- Is Ali G: Who Iz I? streaming?
- Yes. Ali G: Who Iz I? is streaming on Amazon Prime Video and Amazon Prime Video with Ads in the US.
- How long is Ali G: Who Iz I??
- Ali G: Who Iz I? runs 1h 29m (89 minutes).
- What is Ali G: Who Iz I? rated?
- Ali G: Who Iz I? is rated R in the US.
- Who directed Ali G: Who Iz I??
- Ali G: Who Iz I? was directed by Sacha Baron Cohen.
- Who stars in Ali G: Who Iz I??
- Ali G: Who Iz I? stars Sacha Baron Cohen, Morgana Robinson, Alpha Miknas and Clive Russell.
Critic Reviews
Variety
by Owen Gleiberman
By turning Ali G into the doofus antihero of his own absurdist saga, "Who Iz I?" essentially becomes Sacha Baron Cohen’s version of a "Saturday Night Live" movie, like "MacGruber" or "Stuart Saves His Family" or "A Night at the Roxbury." The film has scattered funny moments, but it’s dawdling and cumbersome and far less relevant than it thinks.
Read full review →The Guardian
by Peter Bradshaw
Baron Cohen’s live-ammo prankster is back, 20 years on, but has to battle with his own irrelevance in search of big laughs and the approval of a new generation • Exclusive: Republican leader embarrassed by film says he plays to sue Sacha Baron Cohen: ‘A liar and a pervert’ Continue reading...
Read full review →The Hollywood Reporter
by Frank Scheck
The comedian brings back the controversial character for his first big-screen appearance since 2002's 'Ali G Indahouse.'
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