Daniel Prévost

Daniel Prévost has spent more than four decades entertaining French audiences with his comedic and acting talents. After briefly studying drama in Paris, Prévost began acting in local cabarets, eventually transitioning to film and TV. In 1975, he landed a breakout role on the satirical news show "La Petit Rapporteur," which lasted just one year, and appeared in numerous minor feature comedies, many of which co-starred fellow comedians Michel Serrault and Jean Poiret. He later starred as a mean-spirited businessman in the award-winning comedy "The Dinner Game