Michaël Youn
Michaël Youn · Arts & Literature
French comedian, TV host and actor (born Michaël Benayoun) of Moroccan/Algerian Jewish paternal descent.
1973, Paris, France
France
Michaël Youn is recognized among Jewish contributors to Arts & Literature — French comedian, TV host and actor (born Michaël Benayoun) of Moroccan/Algerian Jewish paternal descent.
Youn is a French comedian, television host and actor who rose to fame with the provocative show Morning Live and later starred in comedy films such as Fatal and Vive la France. Born Michael Benayoun, he is of North African (Moroccan/Algerian) Sephardic Jewish descent on his father's side.
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French comedian, TV host and actor (born Michaël Benayoun) of Moroccan/Algerian Jewish paternal descent.
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michaël_Youn
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