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Artist | Studio Harcourt |
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Credit | Studio Harcourt Paris (http://studio-harcourt.eu/) |
License | cc-by-3.0 |
Desc | Gad Elmaleh photographed by Studio Harcourt Paris |
Usage | Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 |
Moroccan-Canadian comedian and actor
Gad Elmaleh is ...
Alive
Born | 19 April 1971 in Casablanca |
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Age | 51 years, 11 months |
Sex or gender | male |
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Country of citizenship | Canada and Morocco |
Sibling | Arié Elmaleh and Judith Elmaleh |
Child | Raphaël Elmaleh |
Occupation | comedian, cabaret artist, director, screenwriter, stage actor, film actor, film director, composer, actor and musician |
Awards | Officer of Arts and Letters |
Twitter username | gadelmaleh |
Instagram username | gadelmaleh |
Educated at | Cours Florent and Lycée Lyautey |
Medical condition | COVID-19 |
About Gad Elmaleh
Gad Elmaleh: The Moroccan-Canadian Comedian Who Conquered the World
Gad Elmaleh was born on April 19, 1971, in Casablanca, Morocco. He grew up in a Jewish family and was exposed to different cultures and languages from an early age. His father was a mime artist and his mother was a painter, which influenced his artistic inclinations.
Elmaleh moved to Montreal, Canada, in 1988 to study political science at the University of Montreal. However, he soon realized that his true passion was comedy. He started performing stand-up comedy in French in small clubs in Montreal and quickly gained a following.
In 1997, Elmaleh moved to Paris, France, to pursue his comedy career. He became a sensation in the French-speaking world, selling out theaters and releasing several successful comedy albums and DVDs. He also appeared in French films and TV shows, including the hit movie "La Vérité si je mens!".
Elmaleh's success in France led to international recognition. He performed in English for the first time in 2006 in New York City and received rave reviews. He went on to perform in English in London, Los Angeles, and other cities around the world.
Elmaleh's comedy is known for its observational humor and cultural commentary. He often pokes fun at the differences between French and American cultures, as well as the quirks of everyday life. He has been compared to Jerry Seinfeld and Woody Allen for his style of comedy.
In addition to his comedy career, Elmaleh has also acted in films and TV shows. He starred in the French film "Coco" in 2009 and the American film "The Adventures of Tintin" in 2011. He also appeared in the Netflix series "Huge in France" in 2019.
Elmaleh's success has not been without controversy. In 2017, he was accused of plagiarizing jokes from other comedians. He apologized and stopped performing the material in question.
Despite the controversy, Elmaleh remains one of the most successful comedians in the world. He has sold out theaters in Europe, North America, and Asia, and has won numerous awards for his comedy and acting. He continues to tour and perform, bringing laughter to audiences around the world.
References:
- "Gad Elmaleh: The French Jerry Seinfeld?" - Rolling Stone
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Films - which cast members have died?
Gad Elmaleh has been a part of these films.
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Midnight in Paris
2011 film by Woody Allen

The Dictator
2012 film by Larry Charles

Jack and Jill
2011 film by Dennis Dugan

Train of Life
1998 film by Radu Mihăileanu

The Round Up
2010 film by Roselyne Bosch

The Valet
2006 film by Francis Veber

Priceless
2006 film by Pierre Salvadori

Mood Indigo
2013 film by Michel Gondry

Happiness Never Comes Alone
2012 film by James Huth

Le Capital
2012 film by Costa-Gavras

Deuxième vie
2000 film by Patrick Braoudé

The Car Keys
2003 film directed by Laurent Baffie

Coco
2009 film by Gad Elmaleh

Les 11 commandements
2004 film by François Desagnat, Thomas Sorriaux

Man Is a Woman
1998 film by Jean-Jacques Zilbermann

Pattaya
2016 film by Franck Gastambide

A+ Pollux
2002 film directed by Luc Pagès

Flashback
upcoming film by Caroline Vigneaux

Chouchou
2003 film directed by Merzak Allouache

The Dream Team
2012 film by Olivier Dahan

XXL
1997 film by Ariel Zeitoun

Hi Cousin!
1996 film by Merzak Allouache

La Vérité si je mens ! 2
2001 film by Thomas Gilou

The Dope
2003 film by Thomas Sorriaux, François Desagnat

Olé !
2005 film by Florence Quentin

Les petits souliers
1999 film by Olivier Nakache, Éric Toledano

Father's Footsteps
2007 film directed by Marco Carmel

The Hamlet Sisters
1998 film

Bab el web
2005 film by Merzak Allouache

Long Live the Republic
1997 film directed by Éric Rochant

The Midnight Orchestra
2015 film by Jérôme Cohen-Olivar
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