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The scene featuring LaToya Jackson in Sacha Baron Cohen‘s comedy, Bruno, was quickly removed from the film just before its premiere. Producers were compelled to do so as a result of Michael Jackson‘s sudden death.

However, for the DVD version–which is set to release November 17–the scene is being included as an extra feature. In it, Cohen interviews LaToya while he is in character as the Austrian fashionista, Bruno. Jackson plays along–not recognizing the comedian throughout the course of their interaction.

At one point, Cohen has Jackson sit atop an almost-nude Hispanic worker. She giggles, “It’s like being on a horse, isn’t it?” Additionally, the twosome feast on sushi off another partially naked man transported into the room on a gurney.

However, when Baron takes LaToya’s cell phone and attempts to find Michael’s number, she puts her bedazzled foot down and storms off. Bless her heart, who let her get a hold of information like that?

Gallery Info: LaToya Jackson at the British premiere of The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus in London’s Leicester Square.