The producer says Rudy Giuliani tried to do six cops on the ‘Borat’ crew, the producer says.

Donald Trump’s former personal lawyer, Rudy Giulini, attempted to “extort” money from the New York City Police’s “Borat” crew when he was filmed in an embarrassing scene reaching under his pants on a Manhattan hotel bed, the film’s producer revealed Saturday.

The scene showed Giuliani lying on his back and “Borat subsequent movie film” actress Maria Bacalova, coming in to meet him. Giulini claims he was surviving in his shirt.

When he realized he was being teased by the crew, Giulini claimed that we were trying to boycott him at the time. [but] We didn’t ask for anything, “said Monica Levinson, a filmmaker in the American Pay Productions Guild, which was notified by a deadline.

“He called all his New York City cops and said ‘extortion’ which was a federal crime. He was” smart to bring it up. “
He added that it could have attracted the attention of the police, although it was a completely false claim.

Levinson said the “Borat” crew was taken out of the suite after the hotel was ransacked, where they filmed Giuliani. But the crew had already moved the footage out of the room. “He always stays out first,” she explained. “There’s always a way to make sure we get data.”

But, their devices were locked in the room and they were forced to rent new devices, he said, the deadline is in the report. He added, “That evening was a very stressful time because the hotel would not let us take anything out of the room.”

Giulini told the New York Post’s Page Six last summer that “Borat” star True Baron Cohen entered a hotel room in a pink voice, New York City police say.

Giuliani told Page Six in a transphobic scribble, “This guy came running around wearing a crazy, what I would say was pink transgender outfit.” “It simply came to our notice then. He had bare feet, bare legs, and he wasn’t what I would call distracted and attractive. “

He said he “later realized he must be a true Baron Cohen. I thought about all the people who had been fooled before and I felt good about myself because I didn’t get it. ”

Giuliani did not give details on page six about his conversation with city police. And it ended in “Borat”.

Giulia’s complaints went unheeded, but Levinson was concerned at the time after spending 19 hours straight back during the shooting of the original 2006 film.

“We ended up compromising with our lawyers,” Levinson said. “I called the production team and said, ‘Let’s take us all to New Jersey tonight.’ It was 11 p.m. I don’t want to repeat what happened on the first movie to be made with the whole crew. ”

Levinson was interviewed along with several other nominees on Zoom as part of the lead-up at the PGA Virtual Awards ceremony on Thursday. Anthony Hines and Cohen, co-producers of Levinson and Borat, have been nominated for Outstanding Producer of Theatrical Motion Pictures.

Bakalova has been nominated for a scrutiny for her role in “Borat”. The film won Best Come Come Made and Cohen won Best Actor in a Golden Globe Comedy.

Giuliani has received a Razi nomination for Worst Supporting Actor. Levinson could not immediately be reached for comment.