The film sees Baron Cohen’s fictional North African dictator, General Admiral Aladeen, wandering around New York after facing an assassination attempt at home.

Before screening the restored 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest,' the nephew of the late Saul Zaentz, producer of the film ...

“The Dictator” never achieves the stinging parodic heights of Sacha Baron Cohen’s “Borat” movie, but manages a better batting average than his most recent misfire, “Bruno.” ...

And now, in “The Dictator,” he moves on to terrorism, torture, intolerance, weapons of mass destruction, celebrity whoredom — literally — and politically correct boho Brooklyn.

Eighty years ago, Charlie Chaplin skewered the Nazis in his satire The Great Dictator. Nicholas Barber looks at how the film has wider relevance today.

Film review: 'The Dictator' is humorous, but stretches bad tasteHis latest persona — which he is maintaining throughout his promotional appearances — is ever-bearded Admiral General Haffaz ...

“Dictator” was the first film in which the beloved Tramp spoke, and the last in which he appeared. Chaplin plays two roles, the Tramp, who is Jewish (though Chaplin was not), and the dictator ...

Sacha Baron Cohen's The Dictator comes to BD with an extended cut that runs over 15 minutes longer. Does this new version redeem the film?

If “The Dictator” were opening in the imaginary Wadiya, one could chalk up the film’s barely feature-length running time to the local censors, but it’s troubling to think only 75 minutes ...

Finally, a movie for people who think the best way to make fun of Osama bin Laden is with poop jokes. Granted, that’s not all “The Dictator” has to offer: There are also jokes about torture ...