Okay, in honour of his new film, I thought I'd check out his first one when I saw it on tv. I thought it was quite funny. So I have a question for those who may know more about the making of the film.
Large parts of the film are obviously scripted. But there are several parts that appear to be spontaneous and with unpaid "real" people. For example, the scene with the bible thumpers speaking in tongues and laying on of hands. Also, the dinner scene with the uptight family. Their reactions to Borat seemed to be very spontaneous and sincere. So tell me. Were those just very cleverly choreographed scenes with good actors? Or were the people innocent and duped by Borat?
Large parts of the film are obviously scripted. But there are several parts that appear to be spontaneous and with unpaid "real" people. For example, the scene with the bible thumpers speaking in tongues and laying on of hands. Also, the dinner scene with the uptight family. Their reactions to Borat seemed to be very spontaneous and sincere. So tell me. Were those just very cleverly choreographed scenes with good actors? Or were the people innocent and duped by Borat?

