

Michel Courtemanche
Michel Courtemanche (born December 11, 1964 in Laval, Quebec, Canada) is a Québécois comedian and actor. He has drawn hundreds of thousands to his one-man shows in Quebec, France, Belgium and Switzerland. His debut one-man show, A New Comic is Born, ran for more than five hundred performances and earned him two Felix nominations. His second, The New Adventures of Michel Courtemanche, filled theatres in both North America and Europe and spawned his second international hit video. Courtemanche has internationally sold out enormous houses usually reserved for rock stars (although such shows are quite commonplace for comedians in Quebec). He has even inspired a popular one-of-a-kind hardcover comic book. He has starred in Québécois films La Nuit de Noces and Karmina 2, and on the Secret Adventures of Jules Verne television series, on the Sci Fi Channel (United States). His style of comedy can be best summed up as mime combined with sound effects, as he is most often seen interacting with invisible objects or even people and using his voice to complete the scene. He is also particularly good at making remarkable grimaces.
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Hero Corp
2008

Tout le monde en parle
2004

Question de jugement
2021

Le Tricheur
2012

Les Enfants de la télé
2010

La tour
2020

C'est juste de la TV
2007

Les pêcheurs
2013

Deux hommes en or
2013

In Lieu of Flowers
2012

Ceci n'est pas un talk show
2019

Tournée Générale
2019

Geld oder Liebe
1989

Roast Battle : le grand duel
2019

LOL: Last One Laughing Quebec
2023

Ce soir tout est permis
2014

Comment tu t'appelles ?
2021

Amos, the Mask Hunter
2021

Wedding Night
2001

Les 4 sur tables
2021

Martin Petit: Free humor
2008

La Ballade de Titus
1997

Drôles de Québecois
2023

Delivered to You Without Contact
2021

Daniel Lemire - 40 ans de carrière
2024

Karmina 2
2001

Courtemanche, le Comique qui cartoone
1990

Lise Dion : 35 ans de complicité
2024

Lise Dion : Le temps qui court
2015

Le meilleur de Courtemanche
1995