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Mathieu Madénian

b. 1976

French writer and actor

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Born 1976. Mathieu Madénian is a French actor, film actor, columnist, radio personality, television actor and stand-up comedian.

Mathieu Madénian (born 23 July 1976) is a French comedian, actor and columnist.

Life and career Madénian was born in Perpignan, France . He is of Armenian and German descent. He grew up in Saleilles, a town in the suburbs of Perpignan, where he earned his scientific baccalaureate, with honors, then he received a degree in criminology and became a lawyer. When he was 25 he left his law profession to follow a career in comedy

He landed his first role in Un gars, une fille where he performed various voiceovers alongside Jean Dujardin and his wife Alexandra Lamy.

Since September 2011, he has been a columnist on Michel Druckers show Faites entrer l'invité on Europe 1.

On 7 January 2015 Madénian did not go to work and escaped the shooting at the offices of the satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo.

Cinema 2014: Les Gazelles directed by Mona Achache 2016: Roommates Wanted directed by François Desagnat 2016: Marseille directed by Kad Merad

Television 2001–2004: Un gars, une fille with Jean Dujardin and Alexandra Lamy (Voiceover) 2005: Attention ça tourne (Chroniqueur et Auteur) 2007: Jamel Comedy Club Season 2 presented by Jamel Debbouze on Canal + (Actor) 2007: Les Agités du bocal presented by Alexis Trégarot and Stéphane Blakowski on France 4 (Columnist and Author) 2008: Pliés en 4 presented by Cyril Hanouna on France 4 (Columnist and Author) 2009: L'habit ne fait pas Lemoine presented by Jean-Luc Lemoine (Columnist and Author) 2010: Vivement Dimanche presented by Michel Drucker on France 2 (Columnist and Author) 2011: La Pire Semaine de ma Vie directed by Frédéric Auburtin et released on M6 (Actor) 2011: À la maison pour Noël directed by Christian Merret-Palmair and released soon on France 2 (Actor) 2019: Infidèle as Castain

Radio 2007: Made in Blagues on Rire et Chansons 2009: Nouveaux Talents on Rire et Chansons 2010: Europe 1 Soir of Nicolas Demorand on Europe 1 (Columnist and Author) 2010–2011: Le Grand direct|Le Grand direct des Médias of Jean Marc Morandini on Europe 1 (Columnist and Author) 2011: Faites entrer l'invité of Michel Drucker on Europe 1

Theatre 2004–2005: Tout va bien se passer at Café Théâtre La Providence 2006–2008: L'Amour en Kit at Théâtre des Blancs-Manteaux, then at Théâtre du Temple 2008: La Route du Rire First part of Anne Roumanoff, Titoff, Anthony Kavanagh, Patrick Bosso, Gérald Dahan, Jean-Luc Lemoine... 2009: Stand Up at Café Théâtre Le Panam 2010–2011: One Man Show at Théâtre du Point Virgule (Staged by Kader Aoun) 2011–2012: One Man Show at Théâtre Trévise (Staged by Kader Aoun)

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Who is Mathieu Madénian?

French writer and actor

When was Mathieu Madénian born?

Mathieu Madénian was born on 23 July 1976 in Perpignan.

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Mathieu Madénian is an actor, film actor, columnist, radio personality, television actor and stand-up comedian.

What nationality is Mathieu Madénian?

Mathieu Madénian is French.

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· Wikipedia: Mathieu Madénian

· Wikidata: Q3298810

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