
Cast
Acting
Cast
Known for
Acting
Born
1963-10-16
From
Paris, France
Also known as Élie Sémoun, Élie Semhoun, Elie Semhoun
Élie Semoun (born Élie Semhoun on 16 October 1963) is a French comedian, actor, director, writer and singer. Élie Semoun was born in France, to a Sephardic Jewish family of Moroccan-Jewish and Algerian-Jewish descent. In 1980 at the age of 17, Semoun wrote two collections of poems and two plays. Beginning in 1988, he had regular appearances on the television series Vivement lundi! on TF1, where he played a horse mounted on rollers. His comedy career began in 1990 with his partner Dieudonné M'bala M'bala, with whom he wrote and performed daring, skits with scathing takes generally taboo subjects such as racism and poverty, often playing up contrasts between himself and his partner in terms of origin, color, and religion. Their first show was held at Café de la Gare in 1991. The duo acquired a certain notoriety in 1992 after several appearances on their fellow comedian Arthur's show Emission Impossible, where they were noticed for their particularly corrosive sketches. They followed this up with one success after another at Le Splendid Theater, Paris's Palais des glaces, and at Casino de Paris. Élie and Dieudonné formed one of the most popular comic duos of the 1990s. In 1997 the duo split due to artistic and financial differences. Élie resented how Dieudonné handled their relations with the media and admitted that he was unhappy that his friend had turned towards film (and that he left to appear in the United States) and antisemitism. Dieudonné managed the financial aspects of their career, and Semoun felt their money was not divided equitably. Breaking out on his own, Semoun continued his success with Petites Annonces d'Élie (which had been at first intended to be a show with Dieudonné) alongside his friend the actor Franck Dubosc. Once again his performance was promoted by his friend on the show Les Enfants de la télé (France) Inspired by actual classified ads recorded by them in a van, the "Petites Annonces d'Élie" (Élie's Classified Ads) are seen through the character of Cyprian, a repulsive looking man searching for a "busty blond". Semoun went back on stage with a one-man show, Élie and Semoun. He supported Bertrand Delanoë during Paris's municipal elections of 2001 and Lionel Jospin during the presidential election of 2002. In 2003, he released an album of French songs called simply "Chansons". In early 2005, he performed in a show (co-authored with Franck Dubosc and Muriel Robin entitled Élie Semoun se prend pour qui? Élie Semoun maintained in the years following his separation with Dieudonné a complex and strained relationship with his former partner. First strained, then reconciled, they have again grown apart during the public controversy aroused by the political stances of Dieudonné. "Some have speculated on the reunion of our duo, but I must tell you that this is clearly out of the question! It's over." In 2012, he declared that "the Dieudonné he knew and the Dieudonné of today appear to him like two completely different people, and he is unable to reconcile them in his mind". ... Source: Article "Élie Semoun" from Wikipedia in English, licensed under CC-BY-SA 3.0.

as Huissier

as Dr Rouma

as Omega

as Psychologist

as Cubitus (voice)

as Elie Semoun

as Cubitus (voice)

as Self

as Frère de Ramzy - Dealer

as Cubitus (voice)

as Doxey / Le douanier américain / Le douanier mexicain

as Gustave Latouche / Ghislaine Latouche

as Tapiro

as Paul Duméry

as The lover

as Belzébuth / The Charming Prince (voice)

as Self

as François Pignon

as Cyprien / Jack Price

as Additional Voices (voice)

as Fichier

as Steve Michaud

as Self

as Self - Guest

as Gerard Piche

as Self - Actor

as Brice, le bras droit de Steven

as Womanizer # 2

as Gustave Latouche

as Gustave Latouche / Ghislaine Latouche

as Self

as Various Characters

as un prince

as Philippe Markus

as Various Characters

as Policier

as Gustave Latouche / Ghislaine Latouche

as Jean-Luc

as Self

as Self


as Self

as M. X

as Le maître d'hôtel

as Self

as Cyril Legall

as Actor who refuses to film with Laurent

as Pépé Cadillac's son

as Self

as Various Characters

as Momo / Masipu

as Gustave Latouche / Ghislaine Latouche / Jean-Théodore Latouche

as Self


as Dieu le magasinier

as Gouthard

as Brigadier Schmitt

as Romansky

as Elie Semoun

as René

as Capitaine Fiama

as M. Gomez (segment "La Réunion de chantier")

as Filo

as L'automobiliste énervé

as Self

as Self

as The presenter of online betting

as Ernest

as Self

as Thomas

as Self - Comedian

as Self

as Self

as Various Characters

as Gérard

as RAF


as Self


as Self

as Elie

as Various Characters

as Self

as Lionel Navire

as Self - Guest

as Self

as Self

as Various characters

as Gustave Latouche / Ghislaine Latouche

as Self

as Bertrand

as Self


as Self

as Various Characters

as Tristan

as Marco Abitbol

as Self

as Denis

as Éric (voice)


as Self


as ("Maitresses et patients" segment)

as ("Le Commissariat de Police" segment)


as Self

as Self

as Self

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as Julien

as Pompilus

as Self

as Self

as Philippe

as Self

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as Brad Meltclaff

as Self - Guest

as Chief Biker

as Self

as Self

as Vivien Kechiche

as Self

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as Various Characters

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