Anthony Joubert

Anthony Joubert, born on 26 November 1983 in Arles (Bouches-du-Rhône), is a French comedian, singer and humorist. He became known by finishing 5th in the third season of the show Incroyable Talent on M6 in 2008, before co-hosting La France a un incroyable talent, ca continue during the following three seasons alongside Jerome Anthony. From October 2011 to July 2014 he was a recurring humorist in the show On n'demande qu'a en rire on France 2.

At the age of 19 he put together his first show and served as an opening act for many celebrities such as Eric Collado (his collaborator and "spiritual father"), Titoff, Patrick Fiori and Gad Elmaleh. In 2008 he finished fifth in season 3 of Incroyable talent on M6 with sketches featuring his signature character William de Fly. He provided a column on Morandini!, on Direct 8, during April, May and June 2011. In 2012, in the same program On n'demande qu'a en rire, another contestant, Sacha Judaszko, became the co-author of Anthony Joubert.

His stage shows include William de Fly au theatre de Dix-heures (2010), Saison 2 (2013) and A quel moment ca a merde ? (2024). In 2010 he wrote a song A fond pour Arles-Avignon as a fan of the ACA, and in 2016 he wrote and composed the anthem of the USAM, the handball club of the city of Nimes. In film he appeared in Vive la France (2013) by Michael Youn. In 2026, the series in duanju format "Roi Gandolfi" by Guillaume Sanjorge, in which he plays the role of the miller Joubertoun, was shown in Toulon as part of the MEDSERIES program.