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Richard szerepében:
Simon Astier
1983-12-31 Dijon, Côte-d'Or, France
Frédérique szerepében:
Florence Loiret Caille
1975-06-26 Paris, France
Bob szerepében:
Damien Jouillerot
1985-09-23 Besançon, Doubs, France
Mitch szerepében:
Vincent Desagnat
1976-03-09 Paris, France
Il est le dernier fils du réalisateur et scénariste Jean-Pierre Desagnat, le petit-fils de l'actrice Francia Seguy, le frère du réalisateur et scénariste François Desagnat et du producteur et assistant-réalisateur Olivier Desagnat. Parallèlement à sa carrière cinématographique, Il fut animateur radio sur Fun radio et Radio Nova, puis a co-animé avec ses complices Benjamin Morgaine et Michaël Youn l'émission matinale et déjantée Morning Live diffusée simultanément sur M6 et Fun TV de juillet 2000 à mars 2002. Avant cette reconnaissance par le public télévisuel, certains ont aussi pu le voir apparaître en tant que figurant dans le clip "L'avenir est un long passé" de Manau vers 1998-1999, réalisé par son frère. En 2002, il a sorti un album avec ses deux acolytes du Morning Live sous le nom de Bratisla Boys, boys band parodique dérivé d'un des sketches de la matinale d'M6. Le trio a également sorti un deuxième opus en 2004 sous le nom de Conards, pour la bande originale du film les 11 commandements, dont il a co-écrit le scénario. Il a notamment participé au très controversé Iznogoud quoique fort populaire puisque réunissant 3 millions de spectateurs. Il présente et commente depuis octobre 2006 avec Benjamin Morgaine l'émission Menu W9 sur W9, un condensé des émissions nippons Sushi TV, Takeshi's Castle et plus récemment Ninja Warrior. En parallèle, le trio s'est de nouveau réuni pour former une parodie de groupe de rap : Fatal Bazooka. En octobre 2008, Vincent Desagnat s'apprête à lancer sa marque de planche à roulette : Dude Skateboards.
Nancy szerepében:
Tiphaine Daviot
Daniel szerepében:
Grégoire Ludig
1982-08-11 Fleury-Mérogis, Essonne, France
Jacqueline szerepében:
Julie Bargeton
Muller szerepében:
David Marsais
1984-04-04 Rambouillet, France
Bret szerepében:
Arnaud Tsamere
1975-03-11 Bordeaux, Gironde, France
Arnaud Tsedri (born 11 March 1975), better known by the stage name Arnaud Tsamere, is a French comedian, actor, television presenter and sports journalist. Born in Bordeaux and raised in the Yvelines, he joined the Déclic Théâtre group after quitting his sales job. There, he acted in plays and participated in improvisation events. He wrote his first one-man show, Réflexions profondes sur pas mal de trucs, in 2002 with Arnaud Joyet, and his second, Chose Promise, in 2007 with Joyet and François Rollin. His third, Confidences sur pas mal de trucs plus ou moins confidentiels, has been performed since 2014. He has attended numerous comedy festivals and is currently a member of the Ligue Majeure d'Improvisation. Tsamere's television career began when he presented the weather forecast on Canal+. From 2010, he became well known for appearing on France 2's sketch comedy show On n'demande qu'à en rire—and its short-lived spin-off the ONDAR Show—after he was discovered by Laurent Ruquier; he often performed sketches with Jérémy Ferrari. He also plays Captain Sport Extrême in the comedy science fiction programme Hero Corp. In 2014, he hosted TMC's Canapé Quiz; he has also appeared on various French talk, sports and game shows. Tsamere has acted in several films, including the short Being Homer Simpson with Philippe Peythieu and Véronique Augereau, and Fonzy, a 2013 adaptation of Starbuck. Tsamere's paternal grandparents are from Guipavas, and his father is Breton. He was born in Bordeaux, but grew up in Versailles, Rocquencourt and Trappes, in the Yvelines department. His father was a general in the French Air Force who was awarded the Legion of Honour, and his mother a housewife, whom he has described as "the best in her domain". He has two brothers. He describes himself as having had a "strict upbringing". Speaking about his early life and its relation to his surreal comic style, Tsamere said: "I grew up in a very comfortable environment. I wanted for nothing; serious things never happened to me in life. I have never been a victim of injustice, so I have nothing to protest. I don't have any particular origins which would be interesting to talk about. ... So, I do absurd stuff because I don't want to talk about other things." After getting his baccalauréat, he studied law at university, where he discovered an improvisational match in his first year and "fell in love" with the performance. In 1998, he obtained a master's degree in business law and later got a job working in export sales. However, he realised that he "could no longer live without the stage", and on the advice of his friend Arnaud Joyet and Déclic Théâtre co-founder Alain Degois, quit his job and launched his career as a comedian. After quitting his previous job, Tsamere took part in the Déclic Théâtre improvisation group under its co-founder Alain "Papy" Degois, who he said "pushed me, gave me confidence, coddled me [and] got me to act in plays and improvisation matches". Between 2003 and 2005, he played the baron Christian de Neuvillette in an adaptation of Cyrano de Bergerac at the Château de Gizeux with the theatre group La Pastière, to which he was introduced by Degois. ... Source: Article "Arnaud Tsamere" from Wikipedia in English, licensed under CC-BY-SA 3.0.
Sharon szerepében:
Delphine Baril
