Guy Montagné
About Guy Montagné
Guy Montagné, born in Paris in 1948, trained at the Cours René Simon and left it in 1972 with the Marcel-Achard prize. His early screen work included the part of Inspector Guyomard in the series Commissaire Moulin, but radio is where his comic reputation took shape.
In 1978 Stéphane Collaro hired him to do impressions and write comic texts for his programme on Europe 1. An impression of the historian Alain Decaux made him widely popular, and he also invented the character of General Buzard. Philippe Bouvard brought him onto Les Grosses Têtes in 1988, first on RTL and then on TF1, and he remained one of the show's mainstays for well over a decade.
In 1985 he was the French voice of Donald Duck in Le Disney Channel on FR3 and acted in Patrick Schulmann's film P.R.O.F.S. His solo stage career opened with Si c'est pas Montagné, j'en veux pas in 1992, and by 2004 he had followed it with nine more one-man shows in Paris houses such as the Théâtre Grévin, the Théâtre du Gymnase and the Palais des Glaces.
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0:52Jusque-là tout va mal - Episode 4 (Extrait)
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1:26Le Carnaval des cons - Chapitre 17 - Appelez le SAMU
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1:37Le carnaval des cons - Chapitre 16 - Tuto self défense
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5:01Femme d'Evadé
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0:58sex code
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0:28Blague vintage - Femme sous pression
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5:19Pépette & Papy - Best of 2015
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0:58Jusque-là tout va mal - Episode 1 (extrait)
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6:39Pépette & Papy - Best of 2016
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1:57On est ce qu'on mange - Making of
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3:19Pépette et Papy - Best of 2014
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2:28Pépette & Papy - La web série qui balance les magouilles - Best of 2010
1K viewsFrequently asked questions
Where did Guy Montagné train?
Guy Montagné, born in Paris in 1948, trained at the Cours René Simon and left it in 1972 with the Marcel-Achard prize.
How did Guy Montagné become famous?
Guy Montagné's comic reputation took shape on radio after Stéphane Collaro hired him in 1978 for Europe 1, and his impression of the historian Alain Decaux made him widely popular.
Was Guy Montagné on Les Grosses Têtes?
Yes, Philippe Bouvard brought Guy Montagné onto Les Grosses Têtes in 1988, first on RTL and then on TF1, and he stayed one of its mainstays for well over a decade.
Who is General Buzard?
General Buzard is a character invented by Guy Montagné during the radio years that built his comic reputation.
Did Guy Montagné voice Donald Duck?
Yes, in 1985 Guy Montagné was the French voice of Donald Duck in Le Disney Channel on FR3.
What are Guy Montagné's one-man shows?
The solo stage career of Guy Montagné opened in 1992 with Si c'est pas Montagné, j'en veux pas, and by 2004 he had followed it with nine more one-man shows in houses such as the Théâtre Grévin and the Palais des Glaces.
