Ali G: Who Iz I? is a 2026 mockumentary comedy sequel starring Sacha Baron Cohen as Ali G, with Morgana Robinson and Stewart Rodeheaver. This cast guide identifies each principal player and how their character drives the new story.
Ali G is Cohen's Staines wannabe-rapper persona, presented here in documentary style. The British Board of Film Classification classifies it as a Cohen-directed sequel running about 89 minutes BBFC classification entry. The new story tests Ali G as an expectant father with no money and a fading TV career.
Table of Contents
- Who plays whom?
- What sends Ali G back to America?
- Why does Cohen play more than one role?
- Where can you watch it?
Who plays whom?
The British Board of Film Classification lists Sacha Baron Cohen, Morgana Robinson and Stewart Rodeheaver as the principal cast. Cohen plays Ali G himself.
Robinson plays Julie, Ali G's long-term girlfriend. Use this quick guide to match actors to roles: The list stays short because the film centers on Ali G, Julie and Cohen's extra personas.
- Sacha Baron Cohen — Ali G
- Morgana Robinson — Julie
- Stewart Rodeheaver — billed principal cast member
- Sacha Baron Cohen — also in disguise roles
What sends Ali G back to America?
LADbible reports Julie is eight months pregnant when Ali G decides to revive his career LADbible report. That deadline gives the comedy its stakes.
TV Central describes Ali G as broke and heading to America to restart his television career. There he meets adversaries who threaten him and his child.
Why does Cohen play more than one role?
Movizark notes Cohen also appears as former Israeli colonel Erran Morad. He also appears as Dr.
Nira Cain-N'Degeocello alongside Robinson's Julie. The dual turns let one performer play both hero and obstacles. Viewers should track wigs, titles and voices rather than expecting separate actors.
Where can you watch it?
The British Board of Film Classification records a UK cinema opening on 23 Oct 2026 through Amazon Digital UK Ltd. TV Central reports Amazon MGM Studios moved it to Prime Video streaming on 28 Oct 2026 TV Central streaming guide.
TV Central identifies it as a Four By Two Films production with Working Title Films. The British Board of Film Classification rated it 15 for strong sex references, crude humour, language and discrimination. It also required a cut/blur under the Protection of Children Act 1978, so cinema viewers do not see original footage.