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Elie Semoun - Biography, Date of Birth, Place of Birth, Filmography
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Born October 16, 1963. From an early age, Eli passionately fell in love with literature and poetry. By the age of 17 he had already written two theatrical plays and two collections of poems: "Poezerkal" (Le poemoire) and "Sadness" (Le plaisantriste). He is attracted by the theater, and he joins the troupe of Roger Louret. There he meets Muriel Robin, with whom he plays in the play "Merry Men in Agen". In 1988, Simun made his first steps in the cinema, taking part in the creation of the film "Toilette-Zone" by Laurence Arcadia.
He debuts as a comedian in 1990 with Dieudonne. In 1991, the duo show their first performance at the Cafe de la Gar. Pascal Lejitimus from the "Strangers" trio becomes their director. Performing in triumph at Splendid, the Ice Palace and the Casino de Paris, this explosive duo has become the most popular. In 1996, Elie Semoun again appears with Dieudonne in the play Elie and Dieudonne under arrest: 6 months of triumph in the Parisian Ice Palace, and then in the provinces. Due to disagreements, the duo broke up. But Eli does not give up and takes the stage in his first one-man show "Eli and Semun" .
In parallel with the career of a pop comedian, Eli Semun does not forget about cinema, where he is given mainly ... comic roles: "Three brothers" (Les trois freres, 1995), "Everything must disappear" / Tout doit disparaitre / (1996), where he is filming with Didier Bourdon. In 1997, he meets his friend Dieudonne in the film "Le clon". The American film Stringer (1999), in which he plays with Burt Reynolds, gives him the opportunity to play a more dramatic role, but his role in the film Love Me by Leticia Mason can be called purely dramatic. He returned to comedy in 2000, starring in Old School and then with Patrick Browde in Deuxieme vie. 2003 enriched his filmography with two highly anticipated films: "People:
