Jackson scene restored for 'Brüno' DVD

A cut scene from Brüno that featured La Toya Jackson has been restored for the film's DVD release.

In June, a few days after the death of La Toya's brother Michael, a last-minute edit was made to the film by Universal Studios to delete a scene featuring his sibling.

The clip of Sacha Baron Cohen's faux Austrian journalist's interview with the 53-year-old will now be seen on the November 17 DVD release, People reports.

In the previously excised 90-second scene, the titular character has La Toya sit on the back of a nearly nude Hispanic day laborer in a room without furniture. She then joined Brüno in eating sushi off another almost naked man who has been wheeled in on a gurney.

Cohen's alter ego later borrowed La Toya's cell phone and looked for the King of Pop's number and he called out for an assistant to write it down, which resulted in the singer storming out of the interview.

The comedy initially received an 18 certificate from the British Board of Film Classification, but it was later recut for a 15 certificate in UK cinemas.