Azamat

I need to exercise and eat better, and get out of this "Azamat" suit.

Archive 2007-05-01 2007

"These young guys are aggressive," said a Kyrgyz resident who identified himself only as Azamat.

Kyrgyzstan Violence Threatens Region 2010

Supply to Afghan War Azamat Imanaliyev/Associated Press An unidentified man fired an automatic weapon near the main government building in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, on Wednesday.

Violent Revolt Ousts Kyrgyz President Deirdre Tyn 2010

Azamat Imanaliyev/Associated Press An unidentified man firef an automatic weapon near the main government building in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, on Wednesday.

Violence Erupts at Kyrgyzstan Opposition Rallies Deirdre Tynan 2010

Supply to Afghan War Azamat Imanaliyev/Associated Press An unidentified man fired an automatic weapon near the main government building in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, on Wednesday.

Violent Revolt Ousts Kyrgyz President Deirdre Tyn 2010

Azamat Imanaliyev/Associated Press An unidentified man fired an automatic weapon near the main government building in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, on Wednesday.

Kyrgyz Opposition Claims to Topple Government Amid Protests Deirdre Tynan 2010

Supply to Afghan War Azamat Imanaliyev/Associated Press An unidentified man fired an automatic weapon near the main government building in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, on Wednesday.

Violent Revolt Ousts Kyrgyz President Deirdre Tyn 2010

In the naked wrestling scene with the blubbery yet agile Azamat, a black rectangle would have to be superimposed on Borat's penis in post-production because of his erection, which was not a stage direction in the skillfully choreographed script.

Paul Krassner: The Parts Left Out of "Borat" 2008

Certainly, both sides appreciate, for different reasons, Borat's explanation that the reason he and Azamat -- his insanely fat "producer" -- drive rather than fly across America in this documentary-style parody of a buddy movie is because he's scared that Jews would hijack their plane "like they did on 9/11."

Paul Krassner: The Parts Left Out of "Borat" 2008

In the largely unscripted film "Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan," the faux TV journalist travels to America, accompanied by his producer Azamat (Ken Davitian), to make a documentary.

Too Funny- Or Too Far? 2007