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"Jamal Debuch" is the most guaranteed name at the box office after Fenez. He has so many natural funny qualities that God hides his right hand. The French first met this young man who spoke as fast as setting off firecrackers in a TV monologue. Without Jamal, those French fans who are used to seeing Jim Carrey or Leslie Nelson will break the glass in front of the cinema. Jamal is in a French comedy movie just like Zidane is in a French football team. He seems to have a soul. In 2002, he joined the second episode of Brave New World and played the third leading role, earning 210.2 million euros, becoming the highest paid French actor of that year. Jamal not only speaks fluent and funny French in the voice of a doll, but also has two unique talents: a sensitive and accurate sense of smell for a good movie and a magical adjustment to the comedy atmosphere of the movie. Coupled with his improvisational skills accumulated in performing one-man shows, a dry picture can always ignite a fiery comedy atmosphere.

Jamal, a genius and genius impromptu comedian, made everyone laugh with his funny jokes on TV. This is his appearance at the Caesar Film Festival.

In all the interviews, jamel debbouze made it clear that if he hadn't joined the impromptu league, he wouldn't have won the title of "the funniest man in France" once. It is the principle of "stand-up comedy" to make people laugh by telling personal life. Stand-up comedy is a popular comedy type in the United States, especially thanks to eddie murphy's performance in the early 1980s. It once fell out of favor in France, but now it has its owner Jamal Debucci. Along the way from improvisation league, Canal+ to movies, this young French Moroccan stepped onto the stage in the late 1990s and released his first drama "Jamal on the Stage", bent on making the national audience laugh through his life experience.

Jamal tells the story of his parents, brothers and trapp (the city where he was born, located in the suburb of Paris) with unparalleled speed, and traces the process of his becoming a real idol from the second generation of North African descendants (now he is the highest paid actor in France). Together with his partner KaderAoun Kader Awuna, he wrote a comedy and political drama, which was shown in his latest play "Debuzzi 100%" in 2004.