
Actor Sacha Baron Cohen is coming back to television as there are talks of him starring in a new Showtime comedy interview series.
On July 4th, the star tweeted trolling President Donald Trump -- in which he features real videos of Trump mocking the actor as the star's face flooded the screen while teasing the speculated upcoming series with the text "Sacha graduates soon". This is followed by a logo for Trump University.
Showtime, however, has not confirmed any show but it could also be because of its non-disclosure agreement which is usually the case. Meanwhile, the show has been doing its own stealth promotion over a few days -- teasing that a comedy that is "the most dangerous show in the history of television” is soon to be out.
The video says: "Something huge is coming July 15."
Sacha gained fame with character Ali G on Channel 4. He then went on to do films like Alice Through the Looking Glass, The Brothers Grimsby (which he also wrote and produced), Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues and Les Miserables and others.
Sacha will also be next seen in Netflix’s upcoming limited series The Spy. The actor will be seen playing the role of a legendary secret agent Eli Cohen, a spy for Israel in Syria in the early 1960s.