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Sacha Baron Cohen’s revival of his Ali G persona was one of the most surprising moments of Sunday’s Oscars broadcast. Apparently, it was surprise to Oscar producers as well. Baron Cohen told Good Morning Britain that he had been specifically instructed not to show up in character. 
  
 “The Oscars sat me down beforehand and said they didn’t want me to do anything out of order,” Baron Cohen said. “They actually wanted me to present as myself. But luckily my wife put on the Ali G beard in the disabled toilets, and we managed to get away with it.” 
  
 That’s right: Baron Cohen hid out in the bathroom for 40 minutes to change into his Ali G getup, while his wife Isla Fisher told others he was sick with food poisoning. Cohen said he was nervous about how the gag would play (especially his line about being “just another token black presenter”), but he did receive some important last-minute support. 
  
 “I actually bumped into Chris Rock on the way on and pitched him the gag,” Baron Cohen said. “He gave me the thumbs-up, so I went for it.” 
  
 Oscar organizers had reason to suspect Baron Cohen might be up to something. Back in 2012, Baron Cohen attended the Oscars in the guise of his Dictator character and made a scene by emptying an urn of what he claimed were the ashes of Kim Jong-Il all over Ryan Seacrest. ||||| Internet beware, because on April Fool's Day, everyone is a prankster! As we question any and all news stories that come across our desk today, take a look at five of our favorite pranksters, George Clooney and Sacha Baron Cohen included! 
  
 1. George Clooney- This handsome face cannot be trusted. Known for his on-set pranks, usually directed at his pal Brad Pitt, Clooney even pulled one over on ET at the 2006 Oscars. Check out his conman skills: 
  
 2. Ashton Kutcher- He was so good at pranking that he landed his own reality show. Kutcher hosted Punk'd from 2003-2007, and pranked the likes of Beyonce and, who could forget, Justin Timberlake: 
  
 PUNK'D- JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE 
  
  
  
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 3. Joaquin Phoenix- In the 2010, mockumentary film I'm Still Here, Joaquin Phoenix even had David Letterman fooled that he had retired from acting to pursue a rap career. 
  
 4. Sacha Baron Cohen- This comedian has made a movie career out of pranking people. From Borat to The Dictator to flour bombing Ryan Seacrest on the 2012 Oscars red carpet, you never know what Cohen will do next. 
  
 5. Brad Pitt- If you're going to be buds with Clooney, you must have a few tricks up your sleeve. Case in point, Pitt's Y2K New Year's Eve prank. 
  
 HONORABLE MENTION: Justin Bieber- The Baby singer might be new to the pranking scene but he sure pulled one over on Taylor Swift and Miley Cyrus in last year's Punk'd revival show. ||||| Ashes, ashes, they all fall down. Ryan Seacrest snubbed Sacha Baron Cohen on the red carpet of the 2016 Oscars on Sunday, February 28, four years after the Borat actor showered the TV personality with ashes during the preshow. 
  
 The E! News host, who excitedly greeted numerous celebrities on the star-studded carpet outside of L.A.'s Dolby Theatre, was not pleased to see Baron Cohen's face as he made his way over. Seacrest was caught saying "No" to the comedian, who was walking down the carpet with his wife, Isla Fisher. 
  
 Moments later, Baron Cohen spoke to the Associated Press and laughed off Seacrest's snub. However, the unrelenting actor didn't give up on the American Idol host that easily. Seacrest was midinterview with Lady Gaga when Baron Cohen slyly interrupted their conversation. 
  
  
  
 "Just wanted to give you a hug," Baron Cohen, 44, said as he put his arms around Seacrest. 
  
  
  
 "Hello!" the shocked multihyphenate replied. "What's in your hands? What's in your hands? Check his hands!" (Gaga, meanwhile, smiled politely as the reunion went down.) 
  
 Seacrest, of course, was referring to the infamous 2012 Oscar red carpet incident when Baron Cohen dumped fake ashes all over Seacrest's suit. At the time, Baron Cohen attended the awards show as his Dictator character, and carried an urn over to Seacrest. He then poured the contents all over Seacrest while the rest of America was just stunned. 
  
  
  
 The incident, however, was eventually resolved backstage at Saturday Night Live. Seacrest told radio show listeners in May 2012: "I saw Isla Fisher and I said hi, and she said these words, and then it dawned on me. She said, 'I apologize for my husband.' And I said, 'Oh, yes, yes, gotcha, thank you, thank you very much for saying that.'" 
  
 The radio host then ran into Baron Cohen himself. "He comes off stage, comes over to me, breaks character and says sorry about the Oscars, it wasn't personal," Seacrest recalled, saying Baron Cohen was "very, very apologetic and genuine and kind and sweet." 
  
  
  
 Watch their reunion above. 
  
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Back in 2012, Sacha Baron Cohen showed up to the Oscars as his Dictator character and dumped an urn—which he claimed contained the ashes of Kim Jong Il—all over Ryan Seacrest. Not only did Seacrest refuse to interview Baron Cohen on the red carpet this year as a result, reports Us Weekly, but Oscar producers "sat me down beforehand and said they didn't want me to do anything out of order," Baron Cohen tells Good Morning Britain, per Entertainment Weekly. That's just not his style. So before he was to present an award, Baron Cohen hid in a bathroom for 40 minutes and transformed into Ali G. "Luckily my wife put on the Ali G beard in the disabled toilets, and we managed to get away with it," he says, adding wife Isla Fisher told everyone he had food poisoning. He was worried about how the stunt would go, but "I actually bumped into Chris Rock on the way on and pitched him the gag," he says. "He gave me the thumbs-up, so I went for it." It was a smart move, whether or not producers agree. The Guardian reports Baron Cohen was praised for highlighting the diversity debate. He joked that he was "just another token black presenter" and called the film Room "a movie about a roomful of white people." (Are these the 5 sneakiest pranksters in Hollywood?)