I feel sorry for some of Sacha Baron Cohen's "victims"
I love Borat and I think Sacha Baron Cohen does things few comedians would be brave enough to do. But after reading this article http://www.salon.com/2006/11/10/guide_to_borat/, I can't help feeling sorry for some of the people he tricked who weren't in on the joke, especially:
The sweet etiquette coach
The dinner party guests
The humour expert
Apparently because of his news interview, the woman who worked at the news station and agreed to have him on the program was never trusted again by her boss and let out of her contract, which led to depression and financial hardship.
I'm not saying people shouldn't make movies like this, just that the producers should be responsible for compensating anyone who suffers as a result. I think MOST people involved in the film weren't harmed by it and were even able to laugh at it later.